Tassilo Horn posted on Mon, 20 Sep 2010 13:25:03 +0200 as excerpted:
> On Monday 20 September 2010 12:47:12 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
>> > I think you confuse nepomuk (the semantic desktop thing which also
>> > does searching your documents) and akonadi, which is a personal
>> > information storage thing.
>>
>> Maybe I'm confusing things. However, the 500MByte stuff has been
>> located in the `.local/share/akonadi' directory tree.
>
> Hm, ok, then it's akonadi. My ~/.local/share/akonadi dir is 140 MB big.
>
>> Honestly, I don't know at all what `personal information storage' (PIM)
>> is good for; it seems to me I haven't needed it yet :-)
>
> Try starting akonaditray and right-click and select configure on it. In
> the akonadi resource configuration tab you can see all resources it is
> tracking. For me, it is only my contacts and some iCal files I import
> read-only in KOrganizer. I really have no clue why that sums up to 140
> MB...
Hmm... 4.5.1 here, and my (customized location) ~/config/local/share/
akonadi dir is far smaller than that. Without bothering to add-up the
file sizes, there's only a few files, two error files of 40 bytes each,
the socket, a db_data file of 344 bytes, a db_misc file of 80 bytes, an
old and apparently stale (modified last in February) file_db_data file of
48 bytes, and the mysql.conf file of 2156 bytes. So the just-over 2 KB
config file is by far the largest file in the dir.
I don't have kcal/korganizer installed and I'm still running kmail-4.4.6
which isn't akonadified yet, so the only thing it really has to index is
kaddressbook's contacts... and while kaddressbook works, I'm not even
positive it's doing that, as the resource-name resource pointer in
akonaditray is blank.
But everything's apparently working and it's not taking huge amounts of
space, so I'm not complaining.
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