The problem: ~/.local/share/akonadi
folder takes as much space as ~/.local/share/local-mail
, which eats quite a few GB of space. Since akonadi
just caches e-mails, how can it be configured so that it will skip this caching, thus, releasing a few GB of data back to the user?
The setup: i'm using kmail to retrieve e-mails from several pop accounts to local folders (~/.local/share/local-mail
). akonadi on the other hand caches the e-mails from the local folder under ~/.local/share/akonadi
, which i don't really want, hence the problem
or tell the application that stores data there not do so?
akonadi` is a storage service so why ask it not to do what it is intended to do? – Anthon Jan 19 '15 at 12:38akonadi
came from some other server and was then cached underlocal-mail
by some mail reader program or as you now describe the other way around. You should improve your question with the description of Which program stores it underlocal-mail
and how you configured akonadi to pick it up from there. As it is your comment indicates that all these emails are generated locally and stored underlocal-mail
. Don't comment, just improve the question with relevant info ( we know you think you are wasting space). – Anthon Jan 21 '15 at 07:04