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Please note that one should not replace the new kmailrc file with an older one.
This causes all new emails to have sender, subject and date set to unknown.
I noticed this while migrating from Kubuntu 8.04 to 9.10 (KDE3 to KDE4).
Running Kmail 1.12.2 now.
I do not know if any of the above
Sorry, Jonathan, but it is not fixed. Running Kmail 1.12.0 here, I have
to rebuild the index every other day, success rate is around 50% and I'm
really sick of loosing data.
I talked to the Kmail devs a few weeks ago, unfortunately didn't find
time to do so during the Desktop Summit, and for now
Your error is most likely a different bug (with similar symptoms) than
was posted here. (This one was fixed years ago, and this was kept open
in case somebody wanted to do an SRU of the fix to Kubuntu Dapper.
Kubuntu Dapper has reached the end of its supported life, though, and
SRUs too it will
Hi all,
Just been battling with the same issue on kmail Version 1.11.0, rebuild index
could not fix it, the temporary work around i found was to do a search with no
search string defined, this seems to force re-reading of the headers and
correction of this disturbing issue, i think this is a
Hi Bugabundu:
Thanks for the link to the prior note. When you talk about upstream,
do you mean Yahoo or KDE PIM Developers? I have not, but am a member
(lurker?) of the KDE PIM mailing list, and will post there if trouble
remains.
STATUS UPDATE: No Subject emails seems to have gone away with
Hi z_mikowski.
I posted before
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdepim/+bug/50039/comments/27) that
yahoo is known to not parse correctly the headers.
Has anyone here tried to talk to upstream about this?
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KDE 4.1.3 using Kontact 1.3, KMail 1.10.3
Kubuntu Intrepid, fully patched
This happens daily for me from my Yahoo account. Kmail presents the
email body with blank subject, from, to, date, receiver, etc.
Inspecting the headers that /are/ presented in the email body, I see all
begin with
;
I confirm the bug on Kubuntu 8.10, kmail 1.30 (I upgraded from kubuntu
8.04)
I tryed the workaround proposed here (close kmail, pkill kmail, pkill kio,
delete all *.index) but the problem still persists.
I am confused. I cannot understand why such a bug is still happening after many
time being
BUGabundo,
If the problem is not in KMail, then the Yahoo Mail, GMail, and two national
ISPs in my coutnry are all sending wrong headers, since all those showed the
same problem? This is very unlikely.
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I didnt say it was solely an yahoo prob, but that a dev on the users ML
mention it.
I might help us triaged the source of the problem.
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Yes you are right, it might.
The strange thing is, the low amount of bug reports about this. It seems that
this bug does not affect everyone. It may be possible that the bug appears when
specific kdelibs with specific kdepim libs used with specific mail account.
I don't know, just thinking out
Olá anagor e a todos.
On Thursday 20 November 2008 10:09:41 anagor wrote:
The strange thing is, the low amount of bug reports about this. It seems that
this bug does not affect everyone. It may be possible that the bug appears
when specific kdelibs with specific kdepim libs used with
Seems as though I got my first dose of this while using kde4 this
morning. My mail had 3 No Subject-Unknown sender emails in my inbox.
Gmail caught and archived the emails before they were filtered. 1 email
was actually an important email. I tried looking around at logs, and
realized that I did
a) I don't think moving is a solution
a.b) kmail doesn't use a weird maildir format but a widely accepted standard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir which is as a matter of fact supported by
evolution
b) This issue is seriously awful even though I can't reproduce it
c) If, which is what I am
a.b) kmail doesn't use a weird maildir format but a widely accepted
standard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir which is as a matter of
fact supported by evolution
Strange, courier-imap didn't understand the maildir format that Kmail uses.
The whole .inbox.directory structure was not
I just finished the migration of all accounts from Kmail into
Evolution.
I think this is the real solution. Kmail should not be used in a
professional environment because of its many bugs especially the bug
that this post is about.
I used a script to convert Kmail weird maildir format into the
Very bad news.
The two persons for who I installed kmail 4 just let me know that they
received zombi emails and even worse, after they rebuilt the index those
emails were gone.
I cannot rely on kmail anymore. I have to find a way to migrate to
another email client before the manager of the parc
I cannot understand. How is that possible that a problem of a such importance
is still not resolved ?
This problem has been noticed 2 years ago !!!
I deleted all index files, removed filters, spamassassin, clamscan, and I still
receive zombi emails with a date 1970 !
Help please. I manage a
Chris I'm using kdepim version: 4:4.1.2 and i dont see all those problems often.
The only time I see them is if kmail crashes or if it use mutt to change the
content of a Maildir.
Using the new Rebuild Index tool it just takes me a click to fix those
events.
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Thank you for your answer.
Unfortunately I cannot update to 4.1.2. I already update the OS which
caused this problem (ubuntu dapper-hardy). I simply cannot test kmail
on a professional site.
You say: i dont see all those problems often in 4.1.2.
the often word is not accepted, I mean, I can do it
On Monday 27 October 2008 13:19:42 w.chris wrote:
the often word is not accepted
This means I got this two times ever since I upgraded to KDE4.
Once due to crash, and one due to user (me messing with mutt while kmail was
open)
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I installed kmail 4 on my pc and it crashed when I tried to reply to an
email... I reopened it and it seems to be ok.
I contacted two persons from the office who had those problems often and
I proposed them the new version. I'll install it this evening and they
will tell me tomorrow if it's
I am using disconnected IMAP. Have have recently been getting many lost emails,
several of which were important and unread! Sometimes the No Subject emails
show up as placeholders for email that was filtered to another folder, but not
always. The last time was about 5 minutes ago. i am in KDE
Jim please test one of this two methods:
* close kmail, wait a few seconds so it can right to disk;
#pkill kmail
#pkill kio
delete all .index* from ~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/ and subfolders. This will
force kmail to recreate the index and can take a while for 4GiBs of email. Also
ALL POP
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That may be one cause, but it certainly isn't the only one, as I
experienced this using disconnected IMAP a few times. I never used any
anti-spam or anti-virus features.
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On Monday 04 August 2008, Peter Lewis wrote:
That may be one cause, but it certainly isn't the only one, as I
experienced this using disconnected IMAP a few times. I never used any
anti-spam or anti-virus features.
I don't use IMAP but I do use filters.
Ace
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Hi
This problem happened to me in an older version of kde before and I solved it.
I am now running the new kde 4.1 so I cannot give accurate steps but just a
hint.
The problem is due to a filter generated by either anti-spam or might be
the anti-virus tool. It created a filter that instead of
this problem affects KDEPIM 3.x and is know upstream and has been
discussed many many times on kdepim-users ML.
Until now, it has not been possible to determine exactly what causes the
corruption of the indexes, but it may be related to simultaneous access
(by filters, antispam, etc).
With
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Same problem here, using disconnected imap. the cached files are
truncated and even worse, synched to the imap store!
--- a unknown mail file
X-UID: 5179
Status: RO
X-Status: ORT
X-KMail-EncryptionState: N
X-KMail-SignatureState: N
X-KMail-MDN-Sent:
end of file
see also
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Just a question, did you try to stop kmail, remove the index files, and start
kmail again ?
I don't know if that will result in more loss, so be carefull (backup
first?).
I had a similar experience after kmail had crashed, sometimes.
I would then delete the files
.trash.index
I can confirm this bug, too.
KMail version 4:3.5.6-0ubuntu6 on Ubuntu Feisty.
Mails are fetched from a POP3 server - hence not a protocol issue.
The KMail configuration and Emails were imported from a previous Ubuntu version
(Dapper). Perhaps its regarded with the import of the old
This bug has vanished for me with the upgrade to kmail version
4:3.5.7enterprise20070828really20070825-0ubuntu3
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I confirm the bug, I had anagor's problems, exactly as he describes
them.
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I confirm that bug,
it appeared with the latest upgrade of gutsy 2007-08-29 00:34 GMT, in kmail
1.9.6
I use pop mail account and seems that quiting kmail and starting it again,
kmail will download new messages successfully and shows them properly, but
allowing kmail to check for messages
also I don't use any spamfilters or anti virus, so it doesn't seem related.
Just to try I configured kmail to use spam filter, and it still shows the same
behavior.
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I can confirm this bug in KMail / Kontact 1.2.5 / KDE 3.5.7:
Messages get lost by clicking on them in the list and turn to zombies with
Unknown sender, No Subject, and a date of 1970-1-1.
There are about 2000+ messages in the list and I did not do anything special to
the list of messages. Just
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I get the same No subject and unknown author emails, but from pop accounts.
I have yet to trace it properly, but I suspect it has to do with filters that
identify spam email.
Once I got up to 50 of such messages in a ravishing flow, as if some internals
were stuck.
Quitting, making sure there
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