Please let me know if there is such a movement, please.I've completely gotten rid of Akonadi-based KDE PIM tools after a one-week struggle trying to fix it. Even KTeaTime is a better alternative at alarm clocks if you remember to set it up every night.
Jokes aside, did you roll back PostgreSQL to 13 and purge all Akonadi-related packages, then reinstall them? This worked for me (the purging and reinstalling part) the first time it broke down.
On 11/28/21 17:16, Borden wrote:
I made the grave mistake of upgrading from PostgreSQL 13 to 14 and assuming that Akonadi would upgrade, too. This, of course, broke Kontact and all of its sub-programs, so I deleted everything I could find in ~/.local/share/akonadi* , ~/.config/akonadi* , ~/.cache/akonadi* and a few kmail2 files that looked safe to delete. My vCalendar folder and work GSuite integration seem to work again. I'm struggling with these other items: 1) Akonadi keeps downloading from my IMAP account at top speed (thereby hogging all the available bandwidth on my network) and never seems to finish. 2) Akonadi no longer recognises my Maildir as a KMail Mail Folder and refuses to sync the subfolders. However, I can load my Maildir as a simple Maildir folder. 3) Akonadi no longer loads contacts from any of my vCard dirs Could somebody help me troubleshoot these problems? I'm not sure what online resources I can rely upon since much of it is several years old. Incidentally, is there a resistance movement to get Akonadi out of KDE that I could join and/or finance? The Internet seems pretty unified that the Akonadi experiment has been a catastrophic failure and has left Linux source without a proper PIM suite since 2008. With thanks,
-- From LilyWhite with love
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