On Saturday, 2009-08-08, LEDUQUE Mickaël wrote: > In the same page that was mentioned earlier > http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/PIM/Akonadi#Akonadi_TODO , there is an > item "Scheduled for KDE 4.3 / Akonadi 1.2" that is titled "Filesystem > backend" and is described as "Store content data in files instead of the > database, transfer filehandles instead of data to the client". > > This item is noted as "DONE". > > I suppose that now that akonadi is at v1.2 in sid, it is possible to use > this? 'and even have it used by default?)
Yes, this version should be capable of doing this. It is not enabled by default, though. The respective properties of the akonadiserverrc configuration file are ExternalPayload and SizeThreshold in the [General] Section. Basically the default is [General] ExternalPayload=false SizeThreshold=4096 Meaning use of external payloads (cached content in files) is disabled (data will be transmited through the data connection) and the limit, if it were enabled, would be 4096 bytes, meaning smaller data items would still be cached in the database. Unless you are already using Akonadi for huge data items, e.g. mails with large attachments, there is probably little to gain other then helping test the feature. Cheers, Kevin
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