Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-kde (87 mails)

[Hugo Mahr <HugoMahr@xxxxxx>]

Hi Dirk,
On Monday 28 July 2008 13:24:33 you wrote:
> On Saturday 26 July 2008, Hugo Mahr wrote:
> > I am confused which repository to use. Maybe you can check my
> > configuration and give me a link how I should have added the
> > repositories.
>
> That configuration looks fully correct. 
Thanks for this statement.
> do you have any explanative pointer
> about your kmail/wallet problem (bugreport/previous posting/etc?).
Pointer:
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165569    Password not saved when sending 
message
where I wrote a bit to early that all is OK. With the current version (kmail 
1.10 and kwallet 1.1)  it seems to be solved.

Then (no pointer) I expected to give only at the start my kwallet password and 
all other 
passwords are retrieved. But that did not properly work too.  E.g. I typed 
CTRL-L  to get all mails. Kmail asked for a password for one account and
the password for the other account. I added all the passwords and select the 
'store password option'. Next time I started kmail the same happened again. 
But this is solved now.

There is another problem (no pointer, still there, not critcal)  that 
sometimes a message is received which I cannot 
delete. Just today I have such a message.
As I have started kmail this time from the console I can see there
six identical messages. Each says:
kmail(29513) FolderStorage::getMsg: msg serial number == 0
Don't know what is wrong there. But it does not hurt as much as typing always 
the password.

And a real problem (pointers can be found, still there, very irritating as
the first idea is that the keyboard is defect - not related to kmail but
I do not want to raise a thread for this)   was kaccessrc.  The file 
.kde4/share/config/kaccessrc was two times generated (at least I think
it was not there before)
and caused to activate this 'slow key mode'. After appr. 2 weeks I detected 
this file 
as a problem. Than it happened again. But I have not checked if there is a 
recent bug report. But I saw that other people know bout that problem, e.g.
http://kb.bobcares.com/?View=entry&EntryID=306 - Keyboard non-responsive in 
KDE. What I think would be a nice feature to have a big 
button if this option is activated to come to the previous 
mode using the mouse only. 


Regards  Hugo


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