Even if you delete the Akonadi configuration under ~/.config/akonadi, this bug will bite you the next time you try to create a new maildir account in Kmail.
To fix this, run the following command:
mysqlcheck -u root -p --auto-repair --optimize --all-databases
Enter the password for your MySQL root user, NOT the system root user.
This bug has to do with MySQL database corruption. It happens after a system crash. I did an Alt+SysRq+RSEIUB to reset my machine (unrelated to Akonadi), and the next login greeted me with Akonadi eating my RAM, my CPU, my cat and part of my keyboard.
Even if you delete the Akonadi configuration under ~/.config/akonadi, this bug will bite you the next time you try to create a new maildir account in Kmail.
To fix this, run the following command:
mysqlcheck -u root -p --auto-repair --optimize --all-databases
Enter the password for your MySQL root user, NOT the system root user.
This bug has to do with MySQL database corruption. It happens after a system crash. I did an Alt+SysRq+RSEIUB to reset my machine (unrelated to Akonadi), and the next login greeted me with Akonadi eating my RAM, my CPU, my cat and part of my keyboard.