digikam 5.1 and 5.2 not starting on WIndows 10
Eduard Zalar
eduard at zalar.de
Mon Sep 26 15:32:03 BST 2016
Hello Gilles,
my images collection is located in folder:
\Our Pictures
I organize my pictures per year, so the subfolders of this folder are 2011
to 2016.
I tried to place the library folder besides the images. So I tried to
configure:
\Our Pictures\digiKamLib
With this config, and starting digiKam the very first time after
installation, the folder "\Our Pictures\digiKamLib" does not exist.
In this case the file "\Our Pictures\digiKamLib" is created first and the
folder can not be created anymore...
I tried the same also using the folder:
\Users\<My account name>\digiKamLib
This folder is definitely outside of the folder where the images collection
is located.
But it was the same behavior.
I also tried to use "\digiKam" and "\digiKam.lib" as folder names. Every
time, a file with the same name is created first and then the folder for
the library can not be created anymore.
I hope this is better understandable.
BTW: Could you please tell me which is the default folder for the library?
I installed and uninstalled digiKam so many times that I forgot the default
locaton.
Maybe I should configure digiKam to search and put the library folder in
the default location and see what happens.
With best regards
Eddie
Gilles Caulier <caulier.gilles at gmail.com> schrieb am Mo., 26. Sep. 2016 um
12:52 Uhr:
> 2016-09-26 10:15 GMT+02:00 Eduard Zalar <eduard at zalar.de>:
>
>> Hello again,
>>
>> I still experience the same problem: I start digiKam 5.2.0 (the new
>> installer, downloaded today.) - but it hangs up with a stale process in
>> windows task manager.
>> Only if I delete the library folder, digiKam starts up with the UI. It
>> creates the library folder with the 3 .db files inside.
>> Now I close digiKam.
>> I try to restart it - it again hangs up.
>>
>>
>> I did some additional investigation:
>>
>> 1. There already exists a bug report with a similar description of the
>> behavior in a comment: 345245
>> <https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=345245>
>> The debug view output described here is basically the same as mine:
>> 5568]
>> ds\security\umstartup\usermgr\cli\usermgrcli.cxx(165)\usermgrcli.dll!00007FFF4BCA10FF:
>> (caller: 00007FFF488391AB) ReturnHr[PreRelease](21) tid(22c0) 80070005
>> Zugriff verweigert
>> [5568]
>> base\appmodel\execmodel\modern\lifetimemanager\appxexecutionutil.cpp(40)\modernexecserver.dll!00007FFF4883928C:
>> (caller: 00007FFF4884DCA5) ReturnHr[PreRelease](76) tid(22c0) 80070005
>> Zugriff verweigert
>> [7320] Suspending
>> "Zugriff verweigert" means "Access denied".
>> Even if the initial bug report does not report the same behavior, the
>> comments added later on describe it.
>>
>> 2. A file exists with the same name as the library folder
>>
> I observed the folder where the digiKam library should be created. And
>> here I recognized that a file is created with the same name as the library
>> folder should have. And that file is created before the folder is created
>> and before the digiKam UI is shown.
>> Sometimes, I also get the error message at digiKam startup that the
>> folder can not be created - because there already exists a file with the
>> same name. But I can not reproduce this behaviour by now.
>>
>> If I delete the file, but NOT the library folder, digiKam starts up
>> normally.
>> Closing digiKam and restarting it results again in the hang up.
>>
>> I opened the file and it seems that this is a log file from the SQLite
>> engine... I attached it for your reference.
>>
>
> The file attched is a sqlite3 databse binary container, in fact the
> digiKam database file...
>
> I don't understand your investigations. You talk about a file name that is
> the same than the library folder... Can you list exactly the contents of
> you root directory where images collection and Sqlite database are hosted ?
>
> Gilles Caulier
>
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