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Guymaurel: /* Access to the Server Database with mysql */

2013-01-23T16:10:17Z

‎Access to the Server Database with mysql

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2011-06-29T20:49:13Z
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  Export the environment variable '''AKONADI_DEBUG_WAIT''' and put the agent type in there you want to debug. You only need to specify a part of the agent type, not the whole one. Example:   Export the environment variable '''AKONADI_DEBUG_WAIT''' and put the agent type in there you want to debug. You only need to specify a part of the agent type, not the whole one. Example:
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  export AKONADI_DEBUG_WAIT=knut   export AKONADI_DEBUG_WAIT=knut
  </code>   </code>
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  </pre>   </pre>
  This work only if the process are runing from a console. To check it, type:   This work only if the process are runing from a console. To check it, type:
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  $ ps -ef | grep akonadi_control   $ ps -ef | grep akonadi_control
  user       1737     1  0 17:58 ?        00:00:00 /usr/bin/akonadi_control   user       1737     1  0 17:58 ?        00:00:00 /usr/bin/akonadi_control
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  The parent process ist 1 (one), the process doesn't run from a console.   The parent process ist 1 (one), the process doesn't run from a console.
  Stop the process, start it again and check:   Stop the process, start it again and check:
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  $ akonadictl stop   $ akonadictl stop
  $ akonadi_control   $ akonadi_control
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  </code>   </code>
  But you need some time to start a debugger, set some breakpoints and some more actions. The default value of timeout is 150 seconds. If you need some more time, you can export '''AKONADI_DEBUG_TIMEOUT''' with another value, ie. one hour in milliseconds:   But you need some time to start a debugger, set some breakpoints and some more actions. The default value of timeout is 150 seconds. If you need some more time, you can export '''AKONADI_DEBUG_TIMEOUT''' with another value, ie. one hour in milliseconds:
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  export AKONADI_DEBUG_TIMEOUT=3600000   export AKONADI_DEBUG_TIMEOUT=3600000
  </code>   </code>



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  The solution for this is the Akonadi Remote Debugging Server (Akonadi RDS), a small tunnel server that runs next to the Akonadi server. Starting it is trivial:   The solution for this is the Akonadi Remote Debugging Server (Akonadi RDS), a small tunnel server that runs next to the Akonadi server. Starting it is trivial:
    
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  $ akonadi_rds   $ akonadi_rds
  </code>   </code>
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  Now you need to tell your client how to connect to the remote instance. This is done by setting the following environment variables:   Now you need to tell your client how to connect to the remote instance. This is done by setting the following environment variables:
    
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  $ export AKONADI_SERVER_ADDRESS=tcp:host=<server ip>,port=31415   $ export AKONADI_SERVER_ADDRESS=tcp:host=<server ip>,port=31415
  $ export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=tcp:host=<server ip>,port=31416   $ export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=tcp:host=<server ip>,port=31416
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  When using akonadiconsole, this can be done even easier by the following command, without the need of setting up the environment variables:   When using akonadiconsole, this can be done even easier by the following command, without the need of setting up the environment variables:
    
− <code bash> + <syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
  $ akonadiconsole --remote <server ip>   $ akonadiconsole --remote <server ip>
  </code>   </code>





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  You can also use a HTTP-server (apache) and phpMyAdmin. This gives you a quick overview from all the data, but phpMyAdmin cannot decode the data as well as akonadi console.   You can also use a HTTP-server (apache) and phpMyAdmin. This gives you a quick overview from all the data, but phpMyAdmin cannot decode the data as well as akonadi console.
  First, the phpMyAdmin config file as to be changed. This only works for *ONE* user at a time. The config file is:   First, the phpMyAdmin config file as to be changed. This only works for *ONE* user at a time. The config file is:
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  <directory_of_http>/phpMyAdmin/config.inc.php   <directory_of_http>/phpMyAdmin/config.inc.php
− </code> + </syntaxhighlight>
  Here the important lines:   Here the important lines:
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  /* Server: localhost [1] */   /* Server: localhost [1] */
  $i++;   $i++;
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  $cfg['Servers'][$i]['nopassword'] = true;   $cfg['Servers'][$i]['nopassword'] = true;
  $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true;   $cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true;
− </code> + </syntaxhighlight>
  The http process runs under another user as *you*. You must give access to the socket:   The http process runs under another user as *you*. You must give access to the socket:
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  $ chmod o+x /tmp/akonadi-user.MSQm6h   $ chmod o+x /tmp/akonadi-user.MSQm6h
  $ ls -ld /tmp/akonadi-user.MSQm6h   $ ls -ld /tmp/akonadi-user.MSQm6h
  drwx-----x 2 user users 4096 May 26 18:50 /tmp/akonadi-user.MSQm6h   drwx-----x 2 user users 4096 May 26 18:50 /tmp/akonadi-user.MSQm6h
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  With your browser you can now type the URL   With your browser you can now type the URL
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  http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/   http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/
− </code> + </syntaxhighlight>
  and get access to the same data:   and get access to the same data:
    



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  Alternative for the one who can formulate the SQL commands. Use directly the mysql command with the socket:   Alternative for the one who can formulate the SQL commands. Use directly the mysql command with the socket:
  Let say the username is "user" and the hostname is "falun".   Let say the username is "user" and the hostname is "falun".
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  $ mysql --socket=~/.local/share/akonadi/socket-falun/mysql.socket   $ mysql --socket=~/.local/share/akonadi/socket-falun/mysql.socket
− </code> + </syntaxhighlight>
  You get the same answers from the server:   You get the same answers from the server:
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  mysql> use akonadi;   mysql> use akonadi;
  ...   ...
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  +----+--------------+----------------------------+-----------------------------------------------+   +----+--------------+----------------------------+-----------------------------------------------+
  10 rows in set (0.00 sec)   10 rows in set (0.00 sec)
− </code> + </syntaxhighlight>
    
  === Access to the Server Database with phpMyAdmin ===   === Access to the Server Database with phpMyAdmin ===





Guy-kde at 16:07, 8 June 2011
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  akonadi_c 1956  user    1u   CHR              136,2      0t0       5 /dev/pts/2   akonadi_c 1956  user    1u   CHR              136,2      0t0       5 /dev/pts/2
  akonadi_c 1956  user    2u   CHR              136,2      0t0       5 /dev/pts/2   akonadi_c 1956  user    2u   CHR              136,2      0t0       5 /dev/pts/2
  + </code>
  + But you need some time to start a debugger, set some breakpoints and some more actions. The default value of timeout is 150 seconds. If you need some more time, you can export '''AKONADI_DEBUG_TIMEOUT''' with another value, ie. one hour in milliseconds:
  + <code>
  + export AKONADI_DEBUG_TIMEOUT=3600000
  </code>   </code>
    





Guy-kde at 16:25, 4 June 2011
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  Alternative for the one who can formulate the SQL commands. Use directly the mysql command with the socket:   Alternative for the one who can formulate the SQL commands. Use directly the mysql command with the socket:
  + Let say the username is "user" and the hostname is "falun".
  <code>   <code>
− $ mysql --socket=/home/user/.local/share/akonadi/socke-falun/mysql.socket  ~/.local/share/akonadi/socket-falun/mysql.socket + $ mysql --socket=~/.local/share/akonadi/socket-falun/mysql.socket
  </code>   </code>
  You get the same answers from the server:   You get the same answers from the server:



Guy-kde at 16:00, 3 June 2011
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  Alternative for the one who can formulate the SQL commands. Use directly the mysql command with the socket:   Alternative for the one who can formulate the SQL commands. Use directly the mysql command with the socket:
  <code>   <code>
− $ mysql --socket ~/.local/share/akonadi/socket-falun/mysql.socket + $ mysql --socket=/home/user/.local/share/akonadi/socke-falun/mysql.socket  ~/.local/share/akonadi/socket-falun/mysql.socket
  </code>   </code>
  You get the same answers from the server:   You get the same answers from the server:



Guy-kde: some more explanations about  "Attaching gdb at startup"
2011-05-30T16:13:10Z
some more explanations about  "Attaching gdb at startup"

				
				
				
				
			
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  ============================================================   ============================================================
  </pre>   </pre>
  + This work only if the process are runing from a console. To check it, type:
  + <code>
  + $ ps -ef | grep akonadi_control
  + user       1737     1  0 17:58 ?        00:00:00 /usr/bin/akonadi_control
  + </code>
  + The parent process ist 1 (one), the process doesn't run from a console.
  + Stop the process, start it again and check:
  + <code>
  + $ akonadictl stop
  + $ akonadi_control
  + $ ps -ef | grep akonadi_control
  + user       1956  1841  2 18:08 pts/2    00:00:00 akonadi_control
  + $ lsof -p 1956
  + ...
  + akonadi_c 1956  user    0u   CHR              136,2      0t0       5 /dev/pts/2
  + akonadi_c 1956  user    1u   CHR              136,2      0t0       5 /dev/pts/2
  + akonadi_c 1956  user    2u   CHR              136,2      0t0       5 /dev/pts/2
  + </code>
    
  == Running an agent in valgrind ==   == Running an agent in valgrind ==