On Tuesday, September 6, 2016 5:29:30 PM CEST Martin Steigerwald wrote: > Am Dienstag, 6. September 2016, 15:53:41 CEST schrieb Tim Ruehsen: > > OMG, any idea how to recover ? > > I don't even know where to look at... > > My address book is still populated. > > I think if > > -> cat .config/akonadi_contacts_resource_0rc > [General] > IsConfigured=true Looks the same here > does not point to any other location, you find the contacts in > ~/.local/share/ contacts directory. > > Steps I´d do: > > 1. Check whether addressbook is activated in KAddressbook. If not, I´d > activate it again. I previously had 2 address books there. Now just "Personal Contacts" - having two new contacts. > 2. Check whether contacts resource is operational in Akonadiconsole. If not, > try to restart it from there or restart Akonadi completely. I have three red crosses there, at 'std.ics', 'std.vcf and at 'Personal Calendar'. > 3. Check whether ~/.local/share/contacts still contains one vcf file for > each contact. No, just the two new contacts. > If nothing of this helps, I´d might go that easy route, instead of trying to > diagnose further: > > 4. Make a backup of ~/.local/share/contacts I have rolling backups plus one 'static' (replaced by a newer one manually from time to time). Anyways, I searched for *.vcf in ~/.kde and voila: /usr/oms/.kde/share/apps/kabc/std.vcf seems to hold all my contacts. kaddressbook's 'import' function from the menu worked like a charm :-) Thanks for your help - your mail inspired me to search for *.vcf. Regards, Tim
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