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David Jarvie changed:
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Version Fixed In|KCalendarCore 5.71 |KCalendarCore 5.72
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David Jarvie changed:
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Version Fixed In||KCalendarCore 5.71
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--- Comment #6 from David Jarvie ---
It turns out that QSaveFile (which is supposed to preserve the original file if
a write error occurs) *is* actually used by the library code which saves
calendar files. However, when the disk is full, QSaveFile doesn
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--- Comment #5 from David Jarvie ---
tucovadio, can you please open a new bug report about importing alarms. This
one will be closed once the original bug has been fixed, which makes it very
difficult to keep track of yours. Also, in your bug report, co
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--- Comment #4 from turcovadio ---
For an unknown reason, the disk of my computer became repeatedly full. At that
time, I exported selected alarms as a way to restore Kalarm, in case of the
alarms being wiped out. But last time I imported the saved alar
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David Jarvie changed:
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |CONFIRMED
Ever confirmed|0
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--- Comment #2 from turcovadio ---
Hi, again
As you know, it is possible to prevent the complete losing of information
in a case of full disk. It is logical to lose some information in the case
of creating new alarms (in a full disk scenario), but now w
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--- Comment #1 from David Jarvie ---
KAlarm is probably not the only application which can potentially lose data
when the disk becomes full. This is due to the way that files on disk are
updated - unless it's just a case of appending data to the end of
