On Tuesday 03 July 2007, Alex Henry Ribeiro dos Santos wrote: > Package: korganizer > Version: 4:3.5.5.dfsg.1-6 > Severity: critical > Justification: causes serious data loss > > Hey there. I've been an enormous fan of korganizer - it really helped me > get things organized and made. Compliments made, let me add that I rely a > lot on it daily for personal and professional use. That's why I've been so > surprised and sad to see that my events kept disappearing for no reason at > all, even using a Debian testing version (which shouldn't be unstable). > I haven't looked too much on the problem, but I do suspect the version I'm > using now erases events created on older versions which are still present > in the .ics file. > I'll be sending one of my backup .ics files as soon I can - every time I > open it, it shows all events, but on the first save, they're gone again > (which is a real problem when auto-save is on). Copying and pasting those > events dosen't seem to help, but creating a brand new event and then > copying+pasting the information across the old and new event do seem to > work.
Hi! I have had a quick chat with some nice upstream people. It would be really nice if we could get several pieces of interesting information. Is it just a plain text file on your local harddrive? or do you use nfs? or some network kio slaves ? (nfs:// fish:// or ... ) Do you sync with other programs ? like kpilot, kmobiletools, kitchensync, ... ? Is it possible that we could get a 'before' and 'after' file - in the same set. The best bet currently is that there is some fancy corruption in your .ics file that korganizer handles less optimal. But more information is much appreciated. /Sune -- Man, do you know how can I do for pinging the 2-inch operating system from the control drawer inside Word XP? You should install on the connector for unmounting a printer.
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