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List:       kde-pim
Subject:    [Kde-pim] [Bug 98792] Repeated error message "Could not rename
From:       Torsten Kasch <tk () CeBiTec ! Uni-Bielefeld ! DE>
Date:       2006-08-18 12:46:44
Message-ID: 20060818124644.23329.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From tk CeBiTec Uni-Bielefeld DE  2006-08-18 14:46 \
------- I'm observing this problem too (since KDE 3.4.1, IIRC), currently on Solaris \
10 (Sparc), KDE 3.5.4, remote calendar via webdavs on an Apache 2.0.45, homedir via \
NFS.

My current observations are:

- The error does not show up for local calendars.
- The error seems to appear for me only when running Kontact. When Korganizer
  is invoked as a standalone application, the error does not appear (at least
  not during my admittedly limited testing period).
- I've done some tests with different settings of the "download interval" 
  property of the remote resource (currently set to 15min): not every download
  seems to produce the error message. Increasing the interval seems to reduce
  the frequency of the error.
- Probably related: I always get an "error while saving Shared Calendar" when
  trying to add a new event to the remote resource, although the event is
  stored correctly.

My guess is that for some reason two instances of the download processes/threads get \
in each other's way sometimes. Either the first one doesn't finish for some reason or \
doesn't clean up properly.

I've already started digging through the code but didn't find any possible causes so \
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