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* [http://etbe.coker.com.au/2011/10/11/akonadi-on-a-mysql-server/ Akonadi on a MySQL Server | etbe - Russell Coker] — Migrating an existing Akonadi setup to another server | * [http://etbe.coker.com.au/2011/10/11/akonadi-on-a-mysql-server/ Akonadi on a MySQL Server | etbe - Russell Coker] — Migrating an existing Akonadi setup to another server | ||
* [http://cgbdx.wordpress.com/2011/07/21/how-to-setup-your-external-sql-server-for-akonadi/ How to setup your external SQL server for Akonadi] — Configuring your server for Akonadi | * [http://cgbdx.wordpress.com/2011/07/21/how-to-setup-your-external-sql-server-for-akonadi/ How to setup your external SQL server for Akonadi] — Configuring your server for Akonadi | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:05, 17 August 2012
Documents how to run KDE applications requiring a RDBMS from a single, system-wide server installation.
This is a DRAFT document targeted at KDE 4.7.
Applications
Akonadi
Amarok
digiKam
See Digikam/Using_digiKam_with_MySQL.
Migration
digiKam 2.1 has an excellent database migration wizard, accessible via the menu.
FAQ
Why does KDE run so many instances of MySQL in the first place?
Backup tips
Resources
- Single database for KDE programs | The Noughmad's Land — Basic overview: configuring Akonadi, Amarok, and digiKam
- Akonadi on a MySQL Server | etbe - Russell Coker — Migrating an existing Akonadi setup to another server
- How to setup your external SQL server for Akonadi — Configuring your server for Akonadi