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1. bigbrovar KDE

   anyone used !kde (with akonadi) on a system with nfs mounted home directories? last time I heard akonadi does not work with nfs cus of mysql

   about 9 months ago from Choqok at Abuja, Abuja Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria
   • -.-

     @bigbrovar even #nfs4 did not fix locking, incl. #mysql, #sqlite and #clucene (#strigi). and #virtuoso for #nepomuk. so no nfs anymore

     about 9 months ago
   • bigbrovar KDE , -.-

     @whilo wow thats a big blow to enterprise adoption with !kde. most enterprise setup (especially schools) use central home dir on nfs

     about 9 months ago
   • bigbrovar -.-

     @whilo Its a shame though I was really looking to Deploying KOLAB, Owncloud and kdepim at my organisation :/

     about 9 months ago
   • Aaron Seigo

     @bigbrovar use a centralized mysql server for kdepim in that case, or put it on a local partition (laptops, e.g). how is documented online.

     about 9 months ago
   • bigbrovar Aaron Seigo

     @aseigo I would consider the centralized mysql server. although I would prefer a setup that is as simple as possible. thanks

     about 9 months ago
   • -.- KDE

     @bigbrovar well, my last status was: http://ur1.ca/53296 !kde people didn't seem to use home on #nfs. problem is #nfs locking ->#glusterfs?

     about 9 months ago
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   • eliasp Aaron Seigo

     @aseigo Wouldn't it make much more sense anyways to have the Akonadi DB at /var/cache as it is more considered to be a cache than a storage?

     about 9 months ago
   • Jonathan Kolberg

     @bigbrovar I know at least one school where it works

     about 9 months ago
   • bigbrovar Jonathan Kolberg

     @bulldog98 I don't doubt the possibility. Just the how its possible. The school I know had to disable akonadi altogether

     about 9 months ago
   • Jonathan Kolberg

     @bigbrovar they use debian stable -> so no need of akonadi

     about 9 months ago