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I've now updated my Neon system to Plasma 5.19.2, KDE Frameworks 5.72.0, Qt
5.14.2, Linux kernel 5.3.0-62, and rebuilt kalarm and other KDE PIM packages.
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The latest KAlarm (not yet released) works on my current system, which is Neon
with Plasma 5.18.4, KDE Frameworks 5.70.0, Qt 5.14.2. I'm now updating my
system, and will check once that is complete.
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What version of KAlarm are you running?
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This doesn't happen on my system, so without more information on exactly where
in akonadi_kalarm_resource CPU is being used, I can't investigate.
This issue will go away in KAlarm version 3.0, which will no longer
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Did a single akonadi_kalarm_resource process use 100% CPU? If so, the stack
trace doesn't help to find out why, since it gives no indication of where in
the KAlarmResource it is hogging the CPU.
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Perhaps step 42 will provide the answer after all (I hope) ;)
What might fix this is to delete all KAlarm's Akonadi active alarm resources,
and then recreate them. To do this, first quit kalarm. Then run
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It turns out that QSaveFile (which is supposed to preserve the original file if
a write error occurs) *is* actually used by the library code which saves
calendar files. However, when the disk is full, QSaveFile
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Sound alarms work on my Neon system (which is an Ubuntu derivative, as is
Kubuntu). I have the following phonon packages installed:
libphonon4qt5-4
libphonon4qt5-bin
libphonon4qt5experimental4
phonon4qt5
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I suspect that the QObject::disconnect errors probably come from inside
QCommandLineParser rather than KAlarm itself, although I can't be sure.
Certainly, there isn't any obvious place in KAlarm where a set of four
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If you're running a plasma desktop, when an application crashes, the KDE crash
dialog should normally appear prompting you to report the crash, and allowing
the crash trace to be viewed and copied.
I don't know
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Sorry, of course if KAlarm is already running before you enter those commands,
they will all run without waiting. Anyway, when I do the same, all the commands
run successfully.
Did the crash occur when you ran
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If you pasted those lines into konsole, each line would wait until you quitted
KAlarm, before continuing on to the next line. Did you actually quit KAlarm 6
times? If not, what exactly did you paste into konsole
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You say you ran the commands from a script, so I tried the following script:
#!/bin/bash
kalarm -c yellow -t 2020-07-01-15:00 --reminder 2D 'Do, 02.07.: some reminder'
kalarm -c yellow -t 2020-07-29-15:00
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Thanks for that information.
Note that package dependencies are the responsibility of distributions, so you
should report any missing dependent packages to Kubuntu.
The issue about the time column not being wide
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Did sound work after installing the extra packages?
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Summary: Defer dialogue is hidden when another application is
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Product: kalarm
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Platform: Debian stable
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At what exact point did the crash occur? Did you already have the alarm edit
dialog open when the crash occurred? If not, how did you try to open the alarm
edit dialog - via the main window, or by clicking
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I'm sorry this bug report has been left for a long time now.
Can you tell me whether you imported the alarms into the default alarm
calendar, or did you import them into a new calendar?
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Reassigning this bug report would be confusing, since much of it relates to
KAlarm. If you want the akonadi_ical_resource CPU or file usage to be
investigated, you should create a new bug report for Product
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Can you please list all the akonadi_kalarm_resource_... processes which are
running, so that I can check if there are more than there should be.
Which version of KAlarm or KDE Applications are you running?
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This bug report seems to relate to KOrganizer, since akonadi_ical_resource is
nothing to do with KAlarm. KAlarm uses processes called
akonadi_kalarm_resource.
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Can you please commit your Phabricator patch so that this bug report can be
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Ok, that makes sense. Thanks for your Phabricator patch, which I have accepted.
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The valgrind crash is in fact different from the original crash. The valgrind
crash shows that multiple calendar status changes are being received in
AlarmCalendar, before the processing of the previous one has
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Oops, the command should be
grep ^UID: file1 file2 ... | sort | uniq -c | grep -v "^ *1 "
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Thank you for the good quality bug report.
Even with the information you provided, it isn't clear what went wrong. It's
possible (but not certain) that if any events have UIDs which are duplicated
between different
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Summary: Display alarms don't work, but command alarms do work
Product: kalarm
Version: 2.11.16
Platform: Mint (Debian based)
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If you kill kalarm first, does it freeze again after restarting it and trying
to do step 1?
One thing which might possibly help to stop KAlarm freezing would be to delete
its Akonadi data (which is separate from
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To narrow down the cause of this bug, could you please try entering the
following command in a terminal window when KAlarm has stopped working after
suspension, and report whether KAlarm starts working after
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Bug ID: 407882
Summary: After adding a new resource in KAlarm, it is not seen
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Product: kalarm
Version: unspecified
Platform: Neon Packages
OS: Linux
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What type of recurrence did you specify (Daily / Weekly / etc)?
What holiday region is configured in KAlarm? To check this, look at the
"Holiday region" selection in Settings -> Configure KAlarm -&g
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Bug ID: 407827
Summary: Neon developer live image doesn't contain development
packages
Product: neon
Version: unspecified
Platform: Other
OS: Linux
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Did you get crash handler dialogs? Without a crash trace, it is unlikely to be
possible to fix this.
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It looks as if more Akonadi resources are running than there should be. To fix
this:
1. In KAlarm, use the View -> Show Calendars menu option to display the alarm
calendars in use.
2. Right click on each calen
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Sorry for the delay in replying, but I've been away.
I don't think that the fault is likely to be due to your system update.
A possible reason for the problem could be that there are multiple Akonadi
resources
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This looks similar to bug 392357. The culprit is likely to be Akonadi. There is
a goal to replace the use of Akonadi for KAlarm, but this will take some time
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You should check the location of KAlarm's calendar files as follows. In the
menu, use View -> Show Calendars. Hover the mouse over each calendar shown
there, and it will display the location of the file u
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Some people definitely require alarms to show on top of full screen windows.
The best solution, I think, is to add an option when creating an alarm to show
it as a notification instead of as a window. This could
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It looks as if the two resources are set up to use the same calendar file,
/home/v13/.kde/share/apps/kalarm/template.ics. This shouldn't happen by
default. Do you have any idea why this might have happened - have
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I think that the following procedure should prevent kalarm akonadi resources
from running, although I can't guarantee that it will work.
1) Stop akonadi using the command 'akonadictl stop' in a terminal window.
2
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Can you please supply information on your distribution and version, and on the
KAlarm version.
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Does the fault happen every time you log in, or did it only happen the first
time after importing the alarms?
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Did you import the alarms into a new calendar file, or into the default file?
Could you please attach your default calendar file (probably
~/.local/share/kalarm/calendar.ics).
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