In data sabato 10 giugno 2017 17:05:44 CEST, Jan Ritzerfeld ha scritto:
Am Donnerstag, 8. Juni 2017, 07:28:21 CEST schrieb stakanov:
[...] Oh, with the all the given respect. If you help me to find where I can post the mysql error, the account is still there.
E.g. https://paste.opensuse.org/ and then post the link here.
Now about ranting: I could rant since a long time. [...]
I just stated that ranting is usually not effective. By ranting you might piss off the people who know most about your problem. E.g. people who like the software and have been using it for years and, thereby solved many common problems. Or the packagers investing endless hours to integrate and maintain KDE in openSUSE. And last but not least the developers of the software...
Personally, I do not get paid for this and, thus, I have better things to do with my time than trying to help people So this you bring it.... as an argument to closed source software or an argument why people (as I think) should be paid for their work (see openssl-
I did paste in the original post the error. Currently akonadi give this error from the terminal when it starts. As it does not start up no matter what there is no other error to report than a total "non start of akonadi. in this user. project events, which was I guess what happens if everybody leaches instead of paying people). Personally I think that the first post wasn't a rant "at all".
who start criticizing the software in general instead of giving specific information. This is what I asked for when I said "where to report". As (a part from the 111 error akonadi refuses to start, and after any repair attempt this got even worse, you may first of all indicate me what info you do need and how I can raise it. Then I will provide.
[...] So if you wish to find out about what happens when one is saving /home (as I hope 100 % of users do when reinstalling the system - as long as they do not use it just for beta-testing without meaning) go ahead. Because as the story goes, it would be nice to know. In the net I did find stuff about version 4 ... and even this was partial. Since many users will be forced to change from PIM4 to PIM5 it will be probably helpfull to a lot of people, I am afraid. (Was this "I am afraid" a rant too?).
I was not aware of the fact that your problem started directly after the migration or that there was any migration at all.
Well I wrote: "I had several anomalies with my post account in one specific user. Now having reinstalled completely the system by holding stable the /home in the user caring for the main part of postal actions, the start of akonadi also via akonadictl does fail. " Maybe you should polish my communication skills? What should I have written instead of "having reinstalled completely the system by holding stable the / home"..... Oh, "after a new install in the title": as PIM is migrated only "by force" with a new system install, but not by upgrade (as you should know and as it was pointed out "kindly" in bugzilla, when in the past I did report a bug on version 4 "won'tfix - not supported") when I write: a new install, then I probably should have been more verbose. I really apologize. And I really think it could be useful as all users that came from 13.2 to 42.1 to 42.2 via upgrade, not new install as of above, will get upgraded by force when going from 42.2 to 42.3. Before they will have just used PIM4 without knowing it. So their experience with your new software would greatly improve in case the process will run smooth. Which was and is the reason why (although not payed for it) I do report bugs, try to favor useful information and last but not least, I am using since 2003 only and exclusively OSS where ever this is not forced upon me by a state "authority" or an employer. So please feel free to tell what you do need and be patient and tell me "how" to raise the info. That we have "paste", well that I know it. P.S. to close the issue - I shall be noted that I have the deepest respect for you people. However, respect is, surprisingly "not unilateral". Regards. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org