KDE - Akonadi fsck - 542 systemd Journal entries - despite kdebugsettings being used.

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#1

KDE – Akonadi fsck – all the KDE/Qt debug settings set to “Off” by means of “kdebugsettings” «RPM package has the same name: “kdebugsettings”»:

  • 542 entries as follows in the systemd Journal:

Aug 06 12:44:49 xxx akonadiserver[2921]: org.kde.pim.akonadiserver.search: Executing search "StorageJanitor"
Aug 06 12:44:49 xxx akonadiserver[2921]: org.kde.pim.akonadiserver.search: Search  "StorageJanitor" done (without remote search)
  • Nothing in ~/.local/share/sddm/xorg-session.log

[HR][/HR]Any ideas?

#2

These are not debug messages, rather log lines from the akonadi server. Had a quick search, but couldn’t find any option to avoid akonadiserver to write those lines to the journal.

#3

My mistake:

  • After using “kdebugsettings” to setup the debug settings, you have to logout and then log back in to enable the KDE Debug settings …
#4

This post was caused by the creation of the following shell script which, is intended to be called at the KDE Plasma login –

  • Unfortunately, currently, the Akonadi database needs some occasional housekeeping if KMail is to perform as it should do …

#!/bin/bash
#
# Akonadi fsck - 1st, check that Akonadi is running.
#
# Wait until Akonadi Control is running.
until  $( /bin/pidof /usr/bin/akonadi_control ) ]]
do
  echo "Waiting for Akonadi Control"
  sleep 10s
done
#
# Wait unti the Akonadi Server is running.
until  $( /bin/pidof /usr/bin/akonadiserver ) ]]
do
  echo "Waiting for Akonadi Server"
  sleep 10s
done
#
if  -f ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastChecked ]]
then
  declare -i AkonadiFsckLastDate
  AkonadiFsckLastDate="$(/usr/bin/cat ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastChecked)"
  declare -i FiveDaysAgo
  FiveDaysAgo="$(/usr/bin/date --date='5 days ago' +%Y%m%d)"
  if (( $AkonadiFsckLastDate < $FiveDaysAgo ))
  then
    echo "Akonadi fsck start"
    /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi fsck start"
    # Akonadi internal storage consistency check
    /usr/bin/akonadictl fsck
    /usr/bin/date +%Y%m%d > ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastChecked
    echo "Akonadi fsck completed"
    /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi fsck completed"
    #
    # Akonadi internal storage vacuum
    if  -f ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastVacuumed ]]
    then
      declare -i AkonadiVacuumLastDate
      AkonadiVacuumLastDate="$(/usr/bin/cat ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastVacuumed)"
      declare -i ThirtyDaysAgo
      ThirtyDaysAgo="$(/usr/bin/date --date='30 days ago' +%Y%m%d)"
      if (( $AkonadiVacuumLastDate < $ThirtyDaysAgo ))
      then
        echo "Akonadi vacuum start"
        /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi vacuum start"
        /usr/bin/akonadictl vacuum
        /usr/bin/date +%Y%m%d > ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastVacuumed
        echo "Akonadi vacuum completed"
        /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi vacuum completed"
        echo "Akonadi fsck start"
        /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi fsck start"
        /usr/bin/akonadictl fsck
        echo "Akonadi fsck completed"
        /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi fsck completed"
      fi
    else
      /usr/bin/date +%Y%m%d > ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastVacuumed
    fi
  else
    echo "Last Akonadi fsck was less than 5 days ago"
  fi
else
  echo "Akonadi fsck start"
  /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi fsck start"
  # Akonadi consistency check
  /usr/bin/akonadictl fsck
  /usr/bin/date +%Y%m%d > ~/.local/share/akonadi/dateLastChecked
  echo "Akonadi fsck completed"
  /usr/bin/logger "Akonadi fsck completed"
fi
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