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Re: [suse-kde] Kmail will not start up and gives an error.
- From: Guenter Lichtenberg <lichten@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 May 2005 10:28:37 +0200
- Message-id: <200505241028.37422.lichten@xxxxxxx>
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 10:00, Henk Weebers wrote:
> Last Sunday kmail stuck in searching mails in a map. So I asked that
> window to close the kmail application. With success. But after
> restarting kmail, I got an error that Kmail couldn't make the map
> $HOME/Mail. Off course that map is present and contains the existing mails.
>
> The same error exists on all other users. What could be wrong?
>
> Henk
Hi Henk -
I assume with 'map' you mean folder or directory. If so, my answer below to
another posting might help:
I had the same after going to 3.4beta and then back again to 3.3. Somehow
kmail did not know the $HOME environment variable anymore - or the config
file was changed and $HOME was inserted. I solved it by substituting '$HOME'
in .kde/share/config/kmailrc with the explicit path to the home directory.
This may also help in your case. Maybe there is a better way to solve it by
making kmail aware of the environment variables, but I haven't found it...
Maybe it is possible to change this in a central setting for all users on your
machine, but I don't know where (maybe some file in <your
KDEDIR>/share/config). If this is not possible you would have to do it for
all users...
Cheers
gl
--
Günter Lichtenberg ========>mailto:lichten@xxxxxxx
SRON (EOS)
Sorbonnelaan 2
3584 CA UTRECHT
the Netherlands
Tel.: +31 30 253 5719
FAX : +31 30 254 0860
> Last Sunday kmail stuck in searching mails in a map. So I asked that
> window to close the kmail application. With success. But after
> restarting kmail, I got an error that Kmail couldn't make the map
> $HOME/Mail. Off course that map is present and contains the existing mails.
>
> The same error exists on all other users. What could be wrong?
>
> Henk
Hi Henk -
I assume with 'map' you mean folder or directory. If so, my answer below to
another posting might help:
I had the same after going to 3.4beta and then back again to 3.3. Somehow
kmail did not know the $HOME environment variable anymore - or the config
file was changed and $HOME was inserted. I solved it by substituting '$HOME'
in .kde/share/config/kmailrc with the explicit path to the home directory.
This may also help in your case. Maybe there is a better way to solve it by
making kmail aware of the environment variables, but I haven't found it...
Maybe it is possible to change this in a central setting for all users on your
machine, but I don't know where (maybe some file in <your
KDEDIR>/share/config). If this is not possible you would have to do it for
all users...
Cheers
gl
--
Günter Lichtenberg ========>mailto:lichten@xxxxxxx
SRON (EOS)
Sorbonnelaan 2
3584 CA UTRECHT
the Netherlands
Tel.: +31 30 253 5719
FAX : +31 30 254 0860
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