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Bug#686147:



I was able to fix this by simply following the instructions in bug 580706 for manually editing the akonadi configuration file to use sqlite.
If I delete the akonadi configuration file, the next time akonadi-server is run, it regenerates an akonadi configuration file with "mysql" as the database backend even though the mysql backend isn't installed.

Miho:/home/david/.config/akonadi# dpkg -l '*akonadi*' | grep ^ii
ii  akonadi-backend-sqlite                       1.7.2-1                         i386         SQLite storage backend for Akonadi
ii  akonadi-dbg                                  1.7.2-1                         i386         debugging symbols for the Akonadi PIM storage service
ii  akonadi-server                               1.7.2-1                         i386         Akonadi PIM storage service
ii  libakonadi-contact4                          4:4.8.4-1                       i386         library for using the Akonadi PIM data server
ii  libakonadi-kabc4                             4:4.8.4-1                       i386         library for using the Akonadi PIM data server
ii  libakonadi-kcal4                             4:4.8.4-1                       i386         library for using the Akonadi PIM data server
ii  libakonadi-kde4                              4:4.8.4-1                       i386         library for using the Akonadi PIM data server
ii  libakonadi-kmime4                            4:4.8.4-1                       i386         library for using the Akonadi PIM data server
ii  libakonadiprotocolinternals1                 1.7.2-1                         i386         libraries for the Akonadi PIM storage service

Miho:/home/david/.config/akonadi# dpkg -l '*mysql*' | grep ^ii
ii  libmysqlclient18:i386                        5.5.24+dfsg-7                   i386         MySQL database client library
ii  mysql-common                                 5.5.24+dfsg-7                   all          MySQL database common files, e.g. /etc/mysql/my.cnf



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