My version is 4.14.2 My calendar is entirely CalDAV-Based; I dont use local calendars. Frequently, my calendar "forgets" the calendar colours and all its contents. After a reboot of the system, it collects the contents from the server, I correct the colours, and things are nice again. Reproducible: Sometimes Steps to Reproduce: Maybe it happens when the internet connection drops.
A confirmation is given here: http://osdir.com/ml/kde-pim-users/2014-09/msg00040.html
Happens especially after sleep / re-awakening. Often, first all calendars are gone. After quitting kontact, restarting akonadi, everything is reconstructed with wrong colours.
Akonadi drops the calendars, and later recreates them, forgetting their colors and weather they were enabled in korganizer (because the akonadi ID changes). I'm pleased to finally see someone else noticing this problem, I have had it for years while using owncloud as the main calendar storage.
Yes, I'm using owncloud as well.
Today twice! Luckily I found, that 1. stop akonadi 2. quit kontact 3. relaunch kontact preserves all the colours.
At kmail, I frequently am loosing the settings, which of the mail folders are open, which are closed, and kontacts and at korganizer I loose the setting which address books/calendars are checked for visibility, and which not.
Is anybody interested in all that stuff out there ?
Christian, any idea abou this one ? iirc you did some reworking of the color stuff ?
Hi, I confirm the problem. I am also using OwnCloud and very often akonadi loses colours of calendar - set some random. :-( KF5 has the same problem. :( [ver. 15.08] p.
Is there any progress with this (nasty) bug?
This version was only confirmed for 4.x versions and the Technology Preview version 5.0.x of KDE PIM. Also I seem to remember that at least the "PIM forgets about which calendars to display" part was fixed some time ago. Can't point to a relevant reference right now, sorry. Can someone confirm the reported behaviour for a version more recent than the Frameworks-based Technology Preview, i.e. 5.1 or later?
Just as announced in my last comment, I close this bug. If you encounter it again in a recent version (at least 5.1 aka 15.12; preferably much more recent), please open a new one unless it already exists. Thank you for all your input.