Version: (using KDE 4.3.2) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages Session saving and restoration does not work properly in Akregator. When I Akregator is started after reboot, it presents many feeds as unread, which have been read already. I would assume that this has something to do with akregator taking to long to close during shutdown. If I close akregator manually KDE asks me if I want to kill the task. I assume this is the same during shutdown, but instead of asking, KDE kills it. -> Session is not saved correctly.
This could be related to Bug 199232 "Database not saved until quitting "
Another victim of this bug. If I log out of my session, akregator forgets which articles have been read. If I quit akregator before logging out, it remembers the state. As well as being related to bug #199232, I'm wondering if it might be related to #209249, which I am also bitten by.
FYI, I am using the following command to ask Akregator to save it's state in-between, this also saves the state of articles correctly. dbus-send --session --dest=org.kde.akregator --type=method_call /Akregator org.kde.akregator.part.saveSettings Although you cannot put this in some cron script easily as it requires the D-Bus session (i.e. DBUS_... environment variables) which is only available in a terminal...
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 185507 ***