So I think I found my new mails...
Ian Douglas
ian at zti.co.za
Fri Mar 23 12:08:35 GMT 2018
hi
As previously mentioned / ranted either here or on a bug report, since the
last update in late January, KMail has been storing my mails "somewhere else"
rather than in
/home/ian/.local/share/.local-mail.directory/
where it did previously.
Deleted mails are now put in
/home/ian/.local/share/local-mail/trash/new/
I think I have finally found where the new mails are, and they're buried in a
long string of numbered directories by Akonadi.
See attached.
Issues:
1. This is not a maildir.
2. Is this the actual mail, or some sort of Akonadi copy? It's all I could
find under .local/ ... after several repeated attempts with Kfind.
Consequences created by this:
1. Kmail/Akonadi thinks all mail is stored in this structure, so trying to
open mails from before, just results in "please wait while the message is
transferred" (from <deity> alone know where... it's POP3 Maildir, not IMAP Out
There...)
2. filter searches don't always work as expected.
3. incoming mail filters fail automagically, but somehow work okay when run
with ctrl-J. I don't know why, the filters are supposed to move the messages
to predefined MailDir folders, which fails on "auto" but on manual moves them
into the correct spot in Kmail but not the correct spot in the Maildir on
disk.
I'm sure there are further downstream behavioural consequences of all of this.
Can a dev or someone knowledgeable please advise re Issue 2 above...
I really want my things in maildir ... I need to merge the old mails in
maildir with new mails in this odd structure, plus another 20k that Akonadi
put in Lost+Found back in 2013 ...
Thanks, Ian
--
ian at zti.co.za http://www.zti.co.za
Zero 2 Infinity - The net.works
Phone +27-21-975-7273
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