On Tuesday 07 April 2009, Kevin Krammer wrote: > On Tuesday 07 April 2009, David Goodenough wrote: > > Do you know how I would tell if all the patches where there, and how I go > > about telling akonadi to try to use postgresql? It would appear that > > akonadi starts its own mysql server instance, but I already have a > > postgresql server instance running, so all I would need to do it point it > > at that - I guess. > > Most likely currently only through editing the config file: > $HOME/.config/akonadi/akonadiserverrc > > In the general section the driver might have to be "PSQL" and then a > section called like that, probably with similar parameters like the one for > MYSQL. > > Cheers, > Kevin
OK, I will give it a go. Unfortunately my sacrificial machine which I update to the latest of sid every morning is currently doing all kind of bad things after the upgrade. When I did the upgrade it would not automatically install kdebase-data and so I tried to install it manually. That said it would remove most of kde4 so, being a sacrificial machine I let it. I then reinstalled kde4 and it kept on crashing when it started up. ksmserver was aparently dying, so I deleted .kde/share/config/ksmserver and it now comes up. I had one or two old applets (such as kcpumon and knetworkmon or whatever they were called and I guess that one or other of those was causing it grief). Anyway not it comes up, but when I try to start anything, even konsole, it dies a horrible death, painting nasty striped on my vt1-6 consoles so that I can not even log on there. I suppose it might be that kaboom did not migrate something correctly, so the next thing I guess I will try is renaming .kde to something else (not .kde4) and trying that to see if it is simply an old configuration option that is causing the problem. David -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
