Dear readers, I ran out of disk space while I had GNUMail and AddressManager open. I had been editing a person when I realized I had a problem, being unable to save my changes.
I cleaned up the disk space problem first. I then looked for where the database information is stored. You will find it under: ~/GNUstep/Library/Addresses (you may want to add this to your backup scripts) The database stores each entry in a separate file named along the lines of: 99.mfaddr I also found three other files: LOCK ME NEXTID I removed these files and was then again able to make changes to the person record I had been editing. Hope this might be helpful to other users. Best regards, Gerold -- Gerold Rupprecht 10 rue Louis-Curval CH-1206 Geneva Switzerland Tel./Fax +41 (0) 22 347 73 96 For OpenPGP key http://www.keyserver.net/ () Join the ASCII ribbon campaign against HTML mail and Microsoft attachments. /\ Software patents are endangering the computer industry all around the world. Join the LPF: http://lpf.ai.mit.edu/ http://petition.eurolinux.org/ Say no to OOXML -Microsoft's broken standard
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