Version: 2.0.89 (using KDE 4.5.95) OS: Linux akonadi-backend: postgresql 8.4 imap-server: cyrus-imapd 2.2 I believe that earlier version of kmail reported some SQL-Error. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: connect to ny existing imap e-mail account, contains ca. 10gb of e-mails Actual Results: hundreds/thousands of error notifications Expected Results: no error makes further testing of kmail2 impossible.
Hej, is this still reproducible with the most recent version of KMail2? Ciao, Tobias
I am experiencing the same problem with a pop3\smtp account while sending an email. I got: could not send the message: Could not save result into the element. Unknown error. (NO Unable to create flag ) I can receive mail from pop3 without problem ( could not test imap because i don't have an imap account ) I am using kmail : 2.1.96 Postgresql : 9.0.3 Opensuse 11.4 x64 The interesting thing is that using mysql as backend solves the issue. It seems a problem related to a query which saves the sent message!
I found a workaround: http://dbaspot.com/postgresql/251026-many-warning-pg-logs-nonstandard-use-string-literalat-character.html Set in postgresql.conf : standard_conforming_strings = on Now it works. it seems to be a new option that will be available on postgresql. However i am still not able to understand if it's better to make a better query or activate this option. It seems that older version of postgresql ( prior to 9 ), this option is not present, and the problem should be not present!
> It seems that older version of postgresql ( prior to 9 ), this option is not present This setting was already there in 8.2 (and so was the message about this option being enabled by default in a future release) The real issue here is that you use an external server (which is not what Akonadi does by default) but didn't configure it (which Akonadi cannot change the server settings when using an external one)
What do you mean as external server? a remote server ( not in the same host ).
external server as in 'you changed the default configuration' (in that case, the Akonadi server starts its own postgres instance and enables standard_conforming_strings)
Ah okay!