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On Tuesday 29 Dec 2015 14:18:20 J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> sqlite is nice, for single threaded applications. |
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> For anything more advanced, either a wrapper is required or something more |
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> advanced needs to be used. |
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I like sqlite because it is self-contained, embedded in the application that |
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uses it and accesses the data directly with functional calls, rather than |
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looping around port/socket interfaces to speak to a server. This is why I |
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kept it, since with Kmail1 it is not used much. |
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With Kmail2 the database will be hammered so as you say will need something |
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that can process things in parallel at speed and in higher volumes. So, I'm |
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planning to install postgresql for this purpose, since in my experience mysql |
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has had a number of hickups with akonadi. |
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Can you please advise what GRANTS did you use to create a dedicated postgresql |
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user for akonadi? |
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Will the same user be used for Baloo indexing, or is this an additional |
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database role? |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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