Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-kde (260 mails)

[Randall R Schulz <rschulz@xxxxxxxxx>]

Stephen,

On Friday 18 March 2005 21:09, Stephen Boddy wrote:
> In my 3.3.x setup I had a couple of custom filters set up for when
> messages were incorrectly marked by bogofilter. Basically I could
> select the messages, and click on one of the toolbar icons
> (Spam/Ham). This would run the appropriate filter, which would
> educate bogofilter, mark it as Spam/Ham, and move it into the correct
> folder (Spam/inbox).
>
> Today I upgraded to KDE 3.4, and the toolbar buttons had disappeared.
> When I try to add them KMail crashes, taking KOrganizer with it. I
> can restart it, and it starts OK, but moving to other components
> tends to crash the lot again. By changing the toolbar without moving
> to any other screen I can remove the problem buttons.
>
> Anyone else experiencing this?

Well, that's odd.

I had that problem _before_ my upgrade to KDE 3.4 / KMail 1.8. Now it's 
gone. My toolbars were reset, as well, but I had no trouble 
reconstituting them. I, too, had a couple of manual filters associated 
with toolbar buttons (one to strip false positive spam headers and one 
to undo a thread hijacking).

Perhaps you could hand edit the appropriate configuration file. The 
existing entries might be enough to go on.

Here's what the <ToolBar> element from my 
"~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/kmmainwin.rc" looks like:

 <ToolBar noMerge="1" name="mainToolBar" fullWidth="true" >
  <text>Main Toolbar</text>
  <Action name="new_message" />
  <Action name="file_save_as" />
  <Action name="file_print" />
  <Separator name="separator_11" />
  <Action name="check_mail_in" />
  <Action name="send_queued" />
  <Separator name="separator_10" />
  <Action name="message_reply_menu" />
  <Action name="message_forward" />
  <Separator name="separator_9" />
  <Action name="go_prev_unread_message" />
  <Action name="go_next_unread_message" />
  <Separator name="separator_8" />
  <Separator name="separator_7" />
  <Action name="view_headers_fancy" />
  <Action name="view_headers_brief" />
  <Action name="view_headers_standard" />
  <Action name="view_headers_long" />
  <Action name="view_headers_all" />
  <Separator name="separator_6" />
  <Action name="toggle_fixedfont" />
  <Action name="prefer_html" />
  <Separator name="separator_5" />
  <Separator name="separator_4" />
  <Action name="move_to_trash" />
  <Action name="search_messages" />
  <Action name="addressbook" />
  <Separator name="separator_3" />
  <Separator name="separator_2" />
  <ActionList name="toolbar_filter_actions" />
  <Separator name="separator_1" />
  <Separator name="separator_0" />
  <Action name="kmail_configure_kmail" />
  <Action name="filter" />
 </ToolBar>

The <ToolBar> element appears just before the <ActionProperties> 
element, which is the last element in the file.

This element is the one that inserts the filters that are marked as 
toolbar actions:

  <ActionList name="toolbar_filter_actions" />


> Steve Boddy


Randall Schulz