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Okay, I think I know what has happened here. Another user owns your Akonadi directory.
Please run the following:
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Uhm no, no change in the behaviour of the gui. This is the shell ouput:
I see that iot says "QLocalSocket::connectToServer: Invalid name" but i was sending via my gmail account which always worked and i hadn't touched. its smtp is set to: smtp.gmail.com ... other ideas? |
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Please try running "akonadictl stop" and then "akonadictl start"
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Yep, this and a couple of killall akonadi s before the start seem to have done it.... Thanks, I'll get back should i experience any other issues! Thanks for your help buddy! Ron |
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I'm very disappointed we have integrated such a mess with this akonadi server to use "simple" applications like kontact...
I never have spent so much time with an issue on Linux since 1996 !!!!!!! That's what I have from console:
I tried to find out a solution on different forums but never could solve it... Is there a way to bypass akonadi and work with kontact anyway ? Now I'm forced to use thunderbird but it sucks... kontact and korganizer were a perfect couple to help me organize my works... and now I have to synchronize the whole stuff on my desktop 11.1 to have it work, my laptop 11.3 is simply uneffective because of akonadi... I uninstalled once again akonadi and kontact... If someone could explain me what is goin' on with akonadi or explain me how register akonadi in dbus... it would be very nice ^^ That's frustratin' you can't imagine... The soundlord |
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Those that reads this kind a error logs will see that there is a big problem connecting to the mysql.sock... I found nowhere how specify akonadi to seek for the mysql.sock at the right path/location...
MySQL is running ok as always on this computer... but certainly I won't let the root account unprotected (at least) by a password !! It seems akonadi start procedure is trying to connect to the database without any password with the root account !! It's a joke ? For the DBUS issue I really don't know how 'register' (are we under Windows environment with regsrvr32 kinda stuff ??) akonadi service Akonadi must be simply disabled or bypassed if we do not want it to mess up our way to manage our datas, contacts, events and so on... NOTHING is available to help us "register a service" thru DBUS (that is in my case the main issue I guess) I'm still searching but losing patience.
Have I to do by myself the TODOs in this report concerning mysql ? Why doing complicated when things were working good (really good) in the previous versions of openSuSE ? Lemme time to get infos about this satanic DBUS stuff... and I'll come back with news... |
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Nothing but I saw that a file in /etc/akonadi/mysql-global.conf was created that answers the question in the previous post...
But I dig the forums and returned back home depressed... dbus is definetly as all ORB a real mess to manage... Next episode asap... |
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This issue is caused by you running Akonadi as the root user. If you are experiencing this as part of a normal KDE session it appears you are trying to run KDE as root (which isn't advised).
In any case, to resolve this, you will need to use an external MySQL server. If you have the standard MySQL service starting at startup, you can configure Akonadi to use that. Otherwise, you will need to enable it. Simply grant Akonadi full privileges over a database, and enter the relevant settings into the "Akonadi Server Configuration" tab, shown by running "kcmshell4 akonadi"
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While running Akonadi with a system wide MySQL would of course work around this MySQL error, I would recommend running KDE as a normal user instead.
Running day-to-day applications as root just asks for problems, especially programs getting content from the network. There is a reason why system services with network connections do not run as root but restricted daemon accounts. Cheers, _
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All my apologizes I always forget that root login is not the best way to secure access to services. I tried with another user which was granted for all privileges in mysql and now akonadi is working perfect !!
I'm trying to export datas from root to this user right now... Thank you !! |
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As root, open akonaditray and press right click on it and create a backup. Change the permition with
And after that, as the normal user, right click in the akonaditray and Restore the backup... This will restore all the settings except the kwallet... |
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