Re: Akonadi + nfs home directories
Ingo Klöcker <[email protected]>
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On Thursday 31 March 2011, Martin (KDE) wrote: > Am 31.03.2011 09:50, schrieb Lars Behrens: > > Am 29.03.2011 20:20, schrieb Martin (KDE): > >> huch, I never knew that there is a problem with akonadi and nfs. I > >> use nfs home drives since many years without major problems. > > > > You can use kdepim with the same account on different boxes? Even > > with the same user logged in on different boxes at the same time? > > I'd be interested in your setup then. > > No, not login from different boxes at the same time. This does not > make sense for me as a user can only sit in front of one computer. > > > We didn't get it to work here, tried (4 different users on 3 pcs, 2 > > of them 64bit, 1 32bit, 3 of that existing ones, 1 a brandnew test > > account): > > > > * default setup with automatic migration from file based usage > > * switching off (or not using) akonadi in kaddressbook > > * using an external mysql server > > In general I have the fear that the latest development directions are > not realy enterprise safe. Many of these new things are fine for > single user computers, but if it comes to network centric stuff many > things fail (akonadi, digikam ...). To my opinion they chose the > wrong assumption that all files are on the local hard drive. Your assumption about our assumption is wrong. For us enterprise means IMAP, LDAP and/or a PIM server (Kolab, Exchange, etc.). IOW, nothing (except for cached data) is local. > Back to akonadi: If these data are pure caching data, this should > never go to home directory. The same is true for thumbnail cache. > These data are better placed in /var/tmp. Yeah. Makes sense. So the problem is that we use /home (which is mounted via nfs) instead of /var/tmp? Regards, Ingo _______________________________________________ KDE PIM users mailing list Subscription management: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users
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