2009/1/20 Milan Crha <mc...@redhat.com>: > On Mon, 2009-01-19 at 19:44 +0100, Jean-Claude Tergal wrote: >> I tried. Changes nothing. In both cases, the configure of EDS says : >> Berkeley DB: statically linked to local copy > > Then that should be fine. I cannot think of anything else than trying to > find some recovery tools from a libdb package. >
Thanks for your reply. I have perhaps an explanation : the EDS 2.24.2 was a Mandriva RPM, and I don't with wich version of libdb they compiled it. I just know that libdb-devel 4.6.21 was installed on my system. And I have noticed that the libdb provided in the new vanilla EDS source package was 4.1.25. So, if the Mandriva' EDS has been compiled with libdb 4.6.21, I can imagine that my addressbook.db, saved using this libdb 4.6.21 last mounth, was unreadable by the libdb 4.1.25 of the official sources. But that is just a guess. Anyway, I have found a work around : open the addressbook.db with another computer where Evo/EDS still work, save it as a .vcf file, then import it on the new installation. Some fields are not displaying, I have to open the contact, then re-save it again to make the field appear in the column, but that is still a good workaround, for me. Nicolas (Strasbourg, France) _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
