Ok, at last I got hit by the same problem: Each time I start kamail, one index file wants to be rebuilt. Please not, not all index files, just one. Deleting all *.index and *.index.ids does not change anything.
What I did: 2 days ago: dist-upgrade --> everything works as expected, not strange messages. Just some hours ago: dist-upgrade pulled in some TDE updates --> index files of one folder gets rebuilt when I start kmail.
Nik
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On Monday, June 28th, 2021 at 1:21 PM, Dr. Nikolaus Klepp office@klepp.biz wrote:
Ok, at last I got hit by the same problem: Each time I start kamail, one index file wants to be rebuilt. Please not, not all index files, just one. Deleting all *.index and *.index.ids does not change anything.
What I did:
2 days ago: dist-upgrade --> everything works as expected, not strange messages.
Just some hours ago: dist-upgrade pulled in some TDE updates --> index files of one folder gets rebuilt when I start kmail.
Nik
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Anno domini 2021 Mon, 28 Jun 17:24:18 +0000 dep via tde-users scripsit:
Is your hard drive okay?<g>
Ha, I recogniize sarkasm when I see it :) Yep, and the ssd was tested before (I need to perform non-destructive move from MBR to GPT ... let's see how that turns out :)
Oh, I managed to get rid of the Message: within kmail copy an arbitrary mail from a different folder to the mail folder that kmail does not like, restart kmail, delete that copied message, restart kmail --> no more "index needs to ..." dialog :)
Nik
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On Monday, June 28th, 2021 at 1:21 PM, Dr. Nikolaus Klepp office@klepp.biz wrote:
Ok, at last I got hit by the same problem: Each time I start kamail, one index file wants to be rebuilt. Please not, not all index files, just one. Deleting all *.index and *.index.ids does not change anything.
What I did:
2 days ago: dist-upgrade --> everything works as expected, not strange messages.
Just some hours ago: dist-upgrade pulled in some TDE updates --> index files of one folder gets rebuilt when I start kmail.
Nik
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On Monday 28 June 2021 12:21:18 pm Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
Ok, at last I got hit by the same problem: Each time I start kamail, one index file wants to be rebuilt. Please not, not all index files, just one. Deleting all *.index and *.index.ids does not change anything.
What I did: 2 days ago: dist-upgrade --> everything works as expected, not strange messages. Just some hours ago: dist-upgrade pulled in some TDE updates --> index files of one folder gets rebuilt when I start kmail.
Hi Nik,
I've had a similar issue for years with KMail. Most (all?) index files get rebuilt every time I start it. (This also causes KMail to mostly crash every time you search as well.)
The best I've ever figured out is that there are ‘odd’ files/filenames/mails in the directories that don’t index correctly, so every time KMail starts it thinks it needs to re-index. Not that I've ever verified this as I have more than a million emails that KMail handles, and I’m not going to dig through all of them to find the ones that have some broken umlaut, or whatever screwy hex code, that’s causing the issue.
Since you only have one directory with a problem, try ??
- close KMail - copying the ‘bad’ dir somewhere, - remove the ‘bad’ dir - start KMail - see if that gets rid of the problem
If it does, at least you’re down to just one set of junk to sift through...
Best, Michael
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