Summary: | Crash after editing toolbar kmmainwin | ||
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Product: | [Applications] kontact | Reporter: | Sebastian <sebi.kissel> |
Component: | general | Assignee: | kdepim bugs <kdepim-bugs> |
Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | ||
Severity: | crash | CC: | bob, molkentin |
Priority: | NOR | ||
Version: | 1.1 | ||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||
Platform: | unspecified | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
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Description
Sebastian
2005-04-13 04:55:39 UTC
Same Problem here (Gentoo, KDE 3.4.0, gcc 3.4.3); since KMail was the standard app when starting kontact, Kontact now crashes right after starting. KMail standalone works, but the toolbar where the filters were placed is not shown anymore. And I can't select it when customizing the toolbar. Just want to add how to reproduce it: Use the Anti Spam Assistant of KMail and configure it. Then edit the toolbar, there will be near the bottom an entry "toolbar_filter_actions". Just click on it once. You will see a description for a short time and then the filter disappears. Now when you hit Abort everything is still fine. But if you accidentally hit OK, the filter buttons in the toolbar are gone and Kontact crashes. And there is no way getting the filter buttons back. I got it back working by deleting $HOME/.kde/share/apps/kmail/kmmainwin.rc, of course I have to customize my toolbar again. Looking into it. *** Bug 104891 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. *** Hi, that has been fixed in 3.5 branch. Ciao, Tobias I am experiencing the same behavior. Ubuntu 8.04.1 Kde 3.5.9 Kontact 1.2.9 Kmail 1.9.9 Here is my experience -------------- I recently moved Linux distributions and brought my Kmail data (mail and kmailrc) to the new system (Ubuntu). Everything set up great even though I am now running Kmail through Kontact. So far I like it but I have noticed that Spam filtering stopped working. So, I used the wizard to configure Spam filter in hopes that it would help. It did not, but everything worked fine. So I was looking around and I decided to check if Bogofilter (or whatever it is called) had a different button than the "Filter Classify as Spam" button. So, I went to configure the Kmail Toolbar and I noticed that although the toolbar contained the "Filter Classify as Spam" and the "Filter Classify as NOT Spam" buttons were on the toolbar the toolbar configuration menu showed they were not present. So, I selected each button and placed it on the toolbar and clicked okay. Kontact crashed. Every time I try and start Kontact, it crashes. I have looked around but cannot seem to locate which file to modify so that the Kmail toolbar in Kontact goes back to normal. -------------- THEN -------------- Okay, I found it. Of course the configuration is handled through the "kmailrc". What threw me off was that the button is configured through the filter definition. [Filter #17] Applicability=0 AutomaticName=true ConfigureShortcut=false ConfigureToolbar=false Icon=mail_spam StopProcessingHere=true accounts-set= action-args-0=P action-args-1=bogofilter -N -s action-args-2=Junk action-name-0=set status action-name-1=execute action-name-2=transfer actions=3 apply-on= contentsA=0 fieldA=<size> funcA=greater-or-equal name=Classify as spam operator=and rules=1 [Filter #18] Applicability=0 AutomaticName=true ConfigureShortcut=false ConfigureToolbar=false Icon=mail_ham StopProcessingHere=true accounts-set= action-args-0=H action-args-1=bogofilter -S -n action-name-0=set status action-name-1=execute actions=2 apply-on= contentsA=0 fieldA=<size> funcA=greater-or-equal name=Classify as NOT spam operator=and rules=1 I just changed "ConfigureShortcut" and "ConfigureToolbar" to false. Once I made this change it started right up. After playing around a little bit it seems that the "ConfigureShortcut" is the problem. But I cannot get "ConfigureToolbar" to go back to true. Also, now the buttons do not show up in the configuration menu at all. So, then I ran the SpamWizard again and the buttons reappeared. Great, but when I restart Kmail crashes again. So, once again, no Anti-Spam. -------------- Thank you, Cutaway Is this being looked into? I am dead in the water for Spam protection. Thank you, Cutaway |