https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441539
--- Comment #8 from Steve Franks <[email protected]> --- That is what I do most days. Occasionally digikam doesn’t say that it cannot find my Photo folder. N.B. This wasn’t a replacement drive. I used to have my photos on a USB Hard Disk, then decided to copy everything to an internal drive. This was then partitioned and formatted under Linux, before all the data on the USB disk was transferred to it. Today I become fed up with removing old flat tags, so I renamed the MySQL database folder. That is when this error occurred. Starting digikam from terminal fixed the problem (next time I run digikam I will double-click the appimage icon, to check whether the fix is permanent). Unfortunately I don’t know how to capture the debug data in terminal. I tried selecting the output with the mouse; right-clicking; selecting Copy Selection to clipboard. When I tried pasting it into Featherpad, there was nothing to paste. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
