Version: 0.9.2-final (using KDE 3.5.9) OS: Linux Installed from: Fedora RPMs - create an album called 'test' (without the quotes) - in 'test' create a new album called '2008' (without the quotes) - close Digikam - open it again and you will find a new album called 'test008' - if you put some photos in the 2008 album, each time you will open Digikam it will complain that there is an album that appear in the database but that is not on the disk an effectively there is no test008 directory on the disk. Digikam will tell that it need to delete that album. Saying yes it will then complain that there are photos (the one you've placed in album 2008 and which are effectively on the disk) that are in the database but not in the album and that these photos need to be deleted. Saying yes, Digicam will open normally but the picture wont be deleted and the test008 album will still show in the album listing but is not on the disk. Digikam will complain each time I start it until I rename 2008 to something that start with a letter like a2008. Doing so, the test008 disapear and everything is back to normal. I would like to be able to name album by number. If I use a name like 10-09-2008 there are no problem but using 2008 alone will produce that bug
Claude, This problem is not reproductible with digiKam 0.10.0 and 0.9.5-beta1 I close this file now... Gilles Caulier