13.10 KMAIL Problem

Bruce Marshall bmarsh at bmarsh.com
Sat Oct 5 17:38:08 UTC 2013


On Saturday, October 05, 2013 01:03:58 AM Little Girl wrote:
> Hey there,
> 
> Bruce Marshall wrote:
> > Anyone running 13.10  and having Kmail problems?   Kmail runs fine
> > for me on 13.04 but when I switch to 13.10, all I get are
> > "Retrieving Folder Contents" messages and I can't read any
> > emails....
> 
> I don't use Kmail, so I've got no idea. ):
> > I guess maybe it's time to rebuild my entire Kmail setup since it
> > has slowly been dying for the past 6 releases... (ever since
> > switching to Kmail2)  I haven't been able to search emails in about
> > 3 years...  A sorely missed function.
> 
> If this is still an issue, a work-around is to open a terminal window
> in the main directory where Kmail stores your messages and do a search
> of the contents of the messages like this:
> 

Been there, done that....    Don't bother anymore.  Thanks for the tip but 
searching is not my major problem.   I've been using KMAIL2 since I was forced 
into it around 9.10 (I think) and it has at least done 90% of its functions 
since then.   But now it refuses to show ANY mail...  just sits there 
"retrieving folder contents."



> grep -r "MY SEARCH WORD OR PHRASE" *
> 
> This will search all files in the current directory and all its
> subdirectories for  your search word or phrase. You can then view the
> messages in a text editor.
> 
> Like I said, it's a work-around rather than a fix, but it's better
> than nothing, and some of us prefer it since it's lightning fast,
> fun, and doesn't involve figuring out sometimes clunky GUI interfaces.
> (:
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