Greetings.

I found that my kmail searches only in old letters. Any information in new ones (approximately starting from 2012) is ignored in search results.

I suppose it happened after upgrade from OpenSuse 11.4 to 12.1. But I'm not sure.

Does anyone have the same problem?

Best regards, Aleksey.

Which version of KDE are you running?

Also, have you done anything to disable Nepomuk indexing, or otherwise disable Nepomuk (other than disabling the "File indexer" - that is perfectly fine).

Thank you for your reply.

I use KDE 4.7.4 installed from:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositori ... SUSE_12.1/

I didn't try to disable nepomuk.

The only unusual thing I did was the deletion of ~4000 letters in kmail. That time the mail server (mail.ru) surprisingly marked all letters as new and kmail downloaded them. I had to delete these letters because they were a duplicates of the ones stored on my laptop.


Best regards, Aleksey.

Unusual. Is the Nepomuk feeder agent present in the list of agents in Akonadi Console?

Yes. When I start akonadiconsole I see Nepomuk Email Feeder on Agents tab.

Details:
Identifier: akonadi_nepomuk_email_feeder
Type: Nepomuk EMail Feeder
Status: Offline, Idle
Status message: Автономный режим (from Russian - autonomous work)
Capabilities: Unique, Search, Autostart
Mimetypes: message/rfc822, message/news

When I entered browser tab I notices, that in my Inbox there're a number of messages which have an empty fields on RDF tab. There's something like threshold: the message with ID 5741 has some RDF info, and the next one with ID 17494 doesn't.

By the way, is it possible to make akonadi/nepomuk rescan all my mails?

The Nepomuk feeder should not be Offline, please use the Akonadi Console to start it. This should trigger the indexing to commence.

Thanks for advice. I don't know why, but email feeder constantly turns off-line. I have to turn it online in akonadiconsole every time I reboot. It says (in akonadiconsole) that the system is busy and email indexing is suspended.

Can you please examine ~/.xsession-errors to see if there is any evidence of why the email indexing agent is shutting itself down / crashing?