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Parts of akonadi do rely on mysql-server-core. I suspect it either didn't finish configuration, or just didn't restart.
I'd first try a

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sudo apt-get install -f

to make sure there's no unconfigured packages, then try

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sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld restart

in case it's just a matter of mysql not running.

antiX-Dave wrote:Edit: on another note... does anyone have an issue where visiting the index page results in needing to relogin?

I did when I was still using an old bookmark to get to the forum initially. Deleted old bookmark, bookmarked the page again, and no more trouble with the login.

I installed openjdk-8-jre and galternatives with Synaptic, used galternatives to set openjdk-8 to be the default java, and Temperament_Tuner runs just fine. Can't test it properly because I don't have a piano, but I get the GUI with no errors and the buttons appear to work. I'm pretty sure you don't...

The main one, which has been around since 2007 is running RedHat, because that's what the hosting service has been using all this time.
The two mirrors I control are running debian netinstall images that the company hosting the VPS provides. Easier for me to manage what I'm more familiar with.

X is bloat for a remotely managed server. The repository servers don't have it installed.
But I don't run one of those as my main desktop.

to be perfectly honest, I used 2 class 10 SD cards. The latest Sandisk SD I bought 1 week ago was actually significantly faster than another SD class 10 which was like 1 year old. Maybe the older card was not really class 10. Class 10 sd cards have to support 10MB/s transfers. But many new class 10...

According to Phoronix, the Linux kernel fully supported all the cores back in 2011 (kernel 3.1) Perhaps it's turning off unused cores, so you won't see them until you give the cpu a big enough load to turn them back on? http://blog.unixy.net/2011/10/not-all-cpu-cores-are-showing-up-in-linux-server-p...

Filezilla says another hour & a half left to go...

Just saw this thread. Somehow in the move all the files kept their permissions except for this one, which was set to 000 instead of 644.

It's fixed now

Do you have corefonts installed in Wine? I use winetricks to install them.

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sudo apt-get install winetricks
winetricks corefonts

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