portnoyboy
December 22nd, 2009, 12:01 PM
Hi, a n00b here, I hope somebody can help me..
My akregator was running in background when I accidentally deleted the akregator folder in ~/.kde/share/apps/akregator :(
It was a quite big archive ( >100 Mb ) with tags etc.. so I really don't wanna lose it..
But i haven't closed the akregator, everything is still normal, I can browse my archive, tags are still there etc.. But I'm afraid that if i close it, all will be gone
The akregator complained it couldn't write feeds.opml, so i recreate the akregator folder and it's default sub folders: Archive and data, so it can write the opml file. The program did wrote the opml file into the data folder I recreated. But the Archive folder is still empty now.
My questions:
- If i close the akregator now, will I lose my archive forever? Or will it automatically recreate the archive? Because everything is still "there" now, I can read my feeds etc so it must be "somewhere"
- Where do akregator read these feeds I'm browsing now from? Are they in a temporary folder or memory? Is there anyway to copy that "temporary" data?
Thanks for your help..
My akregator was running in background when I accidentally deleted the akregator folder in ~/.kde/share/apps/akregator :(
It was a quite big archive ( >100 Mb ) with tags etc.. so I really don't wanna lose it..
But i haven't closed the akregator, everything is still normal, I can browse my archive, tags are still there etc.. But I'm afraid that if i close it, all will be gone
The akregator complained it couldn't write feeds.opml, so i recreate the akregator folder and it's default sub folders: Archive and data, so it can write the opml file. The program did wrote the opml file into the data folder I recreated. But the Archive folder is still empty now.
My questions:
- If i close the akregator now, will I lose my archive forever? Or will it automatically recreate the archive? Because everything is still "there" now, I can read my feeds etc so it must be "somewhere"
- Where do akregator read these feeds I'm browsing now from? Are they in a temporary folder or memory? Is there anyway to copy that "temporary" data?
Thanks for your help..