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{{FeatureInProgress|KResource migration tool|For KABC and KCal resources, setting up Akonadi <-> KResource bridges where needed|Volker}} | {{FeatureInProgress|KResource migration tool|For KABC and KCal resources, setting up Akonadi <-> KResource bridges where needed|Volker}} | ||
{{FeatureInProgress|KResource bridges|Subresource support still has to be done|Kevin}} | {{FeatureInProgress|KResource bridges|Subresource support still has to be done|Kevin}} | ||
{{FeatureTodo|Complete iCal resource|error handling, robustness, legacy formats, etc.|}} | {{FeatureTodo|Complete iCal resource|error handling, robustness, legacy formats, etc.|}} | ||
{{ | {{FeatureInProgress|Complete vCard resource|same as iCal|Bertjan}} | ||
{{FeatureInProgress|Item size|Needed by Mailody|[email protected]}} | {{FeatureInProgress|Item size|Needed by Mailody|[email protected]}} | ||
{{FeatureInProgress|Finish collection model/view|see below|[email protected]}} | {{FeatureInProgress|Finish collection model/view|see below|[email protected]}} |
Revision as of 13:02, 21 September 2008
Akonadi TODO
The following list contains the things which need to be done for Akonadi.
Note: The person noted in the "Contact" column is not necessarily the one implementing that feature, but the one who can tell you what to do and how to help, i.e. you can also contribute to those tasks ;-)
Core
4.1
Urgent tasks that need to be finished for the KDE 4.1 release (May 19th):
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
DONE | Item streaming in ItemSync/ResourceBase | As discussed in Osnabrueck | <Tom/Volker> |
DONE | Payload serialization format versioning | see below | <Tobias> |
DONE | API for additional item parts | As discussed in Osnabruck | <Volker/Tobias> |
DONE | Infrastructure for showing additional dialogs from agents/resources | As discussed in Osnabrueck | <Tom> |
DONE | Allow to limit ItemFetchJob to current cache content | Prevents search index feeder agents from downloading all remote data | Volker <[email protected]> |
DONE | Fix API for item/collection modifications | See Osnabrueck meeting notes for details | Volker <[email protected]> |
DONE | Plugin Versioning | For serializer plugins, also check using Qt plugin stuff instead of the libkdepim plugin framework | Tobias <[email protected]> |
DONE | Tray app | small app to control the server and have a something that can report errors | Toma <[email protected]> |
DONE | Backup support | Dump & Restore database contents, also useful when upgrading to a newer database version | <[email protected]> |
Scheduled for 4.2
That's the stuff we want to have in 4.2, very roughly ordered by priority.
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
DONE | Server error reporting | Helpful error message when the server cannot be started or if there is some other problem communicating with it. | Volker <[email protected]> |
IN PROGRESS | KResource migration tool | For KABC and KCal resources, setting up Akonadi <-> KResource bridges where needed | <Volker> |
IN PROGRESS | KResource bridges | Subresource support still has to be done | <Kevin> |
TO DO | Complete iCal resource | error handling, robustness, legacy formats, etc. | [mailto: <>] |
IN PROGRESS | Complete vCard resource | same as iCal | <Bertjan> |
IN PROGRESS | Item size | Needed by Mailody | <[email protected]> |
IN PROGRESS | Finish collection model/view | see below | <[email protected]> |
IN PROGRESS | Collection statistics for sub-trees | Provide a CollectionStatus object covering the full sub-tree in the model, allowing accumulated unread counts etc. | <Thomas> |
TO DO | Batch jobs for modifying/deleting collections/items | it would be great to have jobs which perform operations on several entities in one sitting (a use-case: mark all as read). | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Batch job to retrieve a set of items from Akonadi | Those items don't belong to the same collection, rather they are located in different collections | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | CollectionFetchJob/ItemFetchJob should be able to retrieve entities by remote id/mimetype |
This is problematic with change notifications, as they have to know about the filtering with the \Seen flag as well. This type of filtering would be possible with full Nepomuk interface though. We don't want yet another query language here. The plan is to fix the nepomuk agent and use that as semi-public interface for now. |
[mailto: <>] |
TO DO | ResourceBase::collectionsRetrievalDone is missing | I'm working around by calling collectionsRetrievedIncremental() with empty collection lists | [mailto: <>] |
IN PROGRESS | LINK/UNLINK commands | Managing item references in virtual collections | Volker <[email protected]> |
Post 4.2
This stuff is currently not considered for 4.2 due to lack of resources. Of course it will be added nevertheless if someone implements it. The list is completely unsorted.
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
TO DO | Error reporting | Akonadi::Job basically has only one error code: Unknown | <Tobias> |
IN PROGRESS | Akonadi Artwork | Icon for the tray app | Toma <[email protected]> |
TO DO | Nepomuk integration | Generic Item tag/rate/comment, etc. | <Tom> |
TO DO | Account creation wizard | as discussed in Berlin, see below | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Sync collection tree after creating setting up a resource | see AgentInstanceCreateJob | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Support standard commands for QUndo framework | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Conflict detection in resources | See Osnabrueck meeting notes for details | [mailto: <>] |
IN PROGRESS | Action framework | see below | Volker <[email protected]> |
TO DO | Solid integration | Switch online/offline state in ResourceBase automatically | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Make unittests work without destroying the production database | [mailto: <>] | |
IN PROGRESS | Fix API docs | The libakonadi move as well as the huge API changes following it broke lots of the docs technical and content-wise, see below | <Tobias> |
TO DO | Filesystem Backend | Store content data in files instead of the database, transfer filehandles instead of data to the client | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Migration | Data and settings from pre-Akonadi times, see below | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Remote Search | Delegating searches to resources, see below | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Extended notifications | Item change notification do not yet include their source collections (real and virtual) | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Alternative for Akonadi::ResourceBase | Not using the scheduler to avoid the serialization of operations, see RSS resource. (This will get very complicated. Maybe use a proxy ResourceBase for this, which is thread-pooled?) | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Collection parameter for Monitor::itemChanged() and Monitor::itemRemoved() |
If the item resides in several collections (normal + virtual collections) then emit those signals for each collection. Adding this would mean changing it in many places (Monitor, Observer, ...), this is lots of work but probably the right thing to do. Related to virtual collections, since with them, items can be in multiple collections. Better wait until the Nepomuk stuff is finished? |
[mailto: <>] |
Supported Types
Overview on the current state of support for various types:
Type | Serializer | Multipart Support | Models | Views | Resources | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
yes | partial | MessageModel, MessageCollectionModel, threading proxy model | ? | maildir, IMAP | threading agent | |
News | yes (1) | partial (1) | (1) | (1) | NNTP | |
Contact | yes | no | ContactModel | - | vCard, facebook, KRes | |
Events | yes | no | EventModel | - | iCal, KRes | |
Notes | no | no | - | - | - | not started yet |
Feeds | yes | no | Feeds, Items | ? | OPML | GSoC in playground/pim |
Bookmarks | yes | no | - | - | local bookmarks, del.icio.us |
(1) see Email
Mail specific extensions
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
TO DO | Extend Message Model | Add all required columns, save/restore layout, flag delegate, configurable columns, etc. | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Share mail flag code | Standard actions, standard flag enum/constants, Nepomuk interaction | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Extend ENVELOPE | Add more information to the envelope payload part in the serializer plugin, eg. trheading information is missing | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Fix/finish threading | [mailto: <>] |
Event/Todo/Journal specific extensions
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
TO DO | Todo proxy model | See KOrganizers To-Do view | <Bruno?> |
IN PROGRESS | Subtype identification | See discussion on kde-pim mailinglist | <Kevin?> |
TO DO | Agenda view | KOrganizer agenda view based on Akonadi | <Bruno?> |
TO DO | Month view | KOrganizer month view based on Akonadi | <Bruno?> |
TO DO | Timeline view | KOrganizer timeline view based on Akonadi | [mailto: <>] |
Resources, Agents and others
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
IN PROGRESS | KResource Akonadi bridge | for applications using KCal or KABC | Kevin <[email protected]> |
IN PROGRESS | Akonadi KResource bridge | for data accessed through KCal or KABC resources | Kevin <[email protected]> |
TO DO | Expire Agent | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | MBOX Resource | <Thomas> | |
TO DO | Extend IMAP Resource | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | POP3 Resource | <Thomas> | |
IN PROGRESS | RSS Resource | GSoC in playground/pim (Details) | <Dmitry> |
TO DO | Filter Agent | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Search | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Filter Rule GUI | Used by filters and searches | [mailto: <>] |
Resource status overview (this should list all resources existing in KDE3 or already under development for Akonadi):
Resource | Retrieve Collections | Retrieve Items | Change Collections | Change Items | Configuration | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
iCal | yes (4) | yes (1) (2) | no | yes (5) | yes | does not yet watch for file changes |
vCard | yes (4) | yes (1) (2) | no | ? | yes | does not yet watch for file changes |
maildir | yes (1) (4) | yes (1) (2) | ? | ? | yes | |
mbox | no | no | no | no | no | not started yet, code exists in KMail |
IMAP | yes (1) (4)? | yes (1) (2) | no | no | no | code exists in kio_imap4 and Mailody, support for extensions: quota, ACL, annotations missing, what about Kolab and Scalix? |
POP3 | no | no | no | no | no | not started yet,code exists in kio_pop3 |
NNTP | yes (4) | yes (2) | n/a | n/a | yes | Needs support for local collection names and collection hierarchy |
Local Bookmarks | ? | ? | ? | ? | (3) | Code in akonadi/resources |
OpenChange | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? | Code in akonadi/resources |
? | ? | ? | ? | ? | Code in playground/pim | |
del.icio.us | ? | ? | ? | yes | no | Code in playground/pim |
KABC | yes(6) | yes | no | yes | yes | |
KCal | yes(6) | yes | yes(7) | yes | yes |
- only full sync supported currently, need optimization
- does not yet honor cache policy
- still relies on QSettings for configuration and/or doesn't provide configuration over D-Bus
- does not yet provide correct access control settings
- only adding new items, not changing existing ones
- availability of child collections depend on whether the KResource plugin has subresources
- child collections can be added or removed if the KCal plugin can have subresources
Akonadi Braindump
Ideas/notes etc. on various open issues in Akonadi.
Akonadi Standard Actions
Idea: Have something like KStandardAction for Akonadi that not only includes the representation of the action but also its state management and the actual operations. Like libakonadi that should be splitted into a generic, type-independent part and be extensible for type-specific actions. This will enable code sharing among many applications and guarantee consistent actions everywhere.
State management: watch selection models of a collection and/or item model.
Use KXMLGUI for context menus in standard views to allow easy extensibility with custom actions.
Generic actions:
- new collection [done]
- new virtual collection
- delete collection [done for single selection]
- copy collection [done]
- cut collection
- paste collection [done]
- synchronize collection [done for single selection]
- synchronize resource
- synchronize everything
- show collection properties dialog [done]
- delete item(s) [done]
- copy item(s) [done]
- cut item(s)
- paste item(s) [done]
- paste native data
- tag item(s)
- comment item
- rate item(s)
- configure resource
- add resource? (would need a type parameter, etc.)
- delete resource
- manage local subscriptions [done]
- move to submenu
- copy to submenu
The list is definitely long enough to make this worthwhile.
Collection Model / Collection View
Ideas/missing features/bugs of the collection model/view:
- Enable/disable status columns
- Show status after the name (see KMail)
- Size column
- Save/restore layout
- Custom collection icons (see KMail, also needed for resource defined special folders (eg. Inbox)
- Status tooltips (see KMail in 3.5.9)
- Quick search
- Favorite folder view as proxy model on top of the normal collection model (FlatCollectionProxyModel might be helpful for there)
- Accumulated statistics (unread, total, size)
- Fix dnd: move/copy/cancel menu always shows up and never has any effect
Compatibility
Notes on how to keep long-term protocol, source and binary compatibility.
Detect server version in Akonadi::Session, might be useful in case of protocol extensions/changes- What about database server version updates?
Versioning or any other kind of serialization format meta data, we'll need that in case of changes in serialization formats (see eg. Robert's compression patch where this is needed)We currently use 32 bit ids, probably hard to change later on, is that enough?Plugin versioning
Resource API issues
Notes/ideas/complaints about the Akonadi::ResourceBase API:
- Extremely error prone:
- Scheduler dead-locks when a requested operation is not correctly announced as finished, esp. a problem in error cases.
- Using the result methods multiple times or when not requested asserts
Item streaming is missing, requiring all data to be in memory at once- Non-incremental updates need to know the results of ItemSync to not have to provide all data, even for already existing/unchanged items.
API / BC issues
Smaller stuff that should be fixed before the ABI freeze and is not yet listed above:
- Cleanup the D-Bus format used by NotificationMessage
- No mentioning of "IMAP" in the public API, we are not using IMAP
- Naming and installed location of libraries, headers and executables (see discussion on kde-pim ML)
Payload part labels are QStrings, attribute types are QByteArray
Deployment issues
- Multiple access: Should multiple Akonadi instances' mysqlds access a single set of data files the mysql will likely corrupt the data. This can happen in any NFS+YP installation where users can log onto any machine and access shared homes. MySQL relies on filesystem locking to prevent multiple access. MySQL multiple instance docu.
- InnoDB tables should not be used on NFS.
- NFS speed: MySQL documentation recommends against locating its data files on network shares.
- AppArmor: Distros' AppArmor profiles prevent MySQL from writing outside its defined data directory (usually /var/lib/mysql). This is a problem at least with *buntu and openSUSE. These will need to be adapted. It is possible to daisy-chain profiles so that MySQL started by Akonadi receives a different profile to MySQL running standalone. An empty profile has all rights. Another possibility is to adapt the general MySQL profile so it can write to ${XDG_DATA_HOME}/akonadi(usually ${HOME/}.local/share/akonadi). Both support for profile chaining and ${HOME} may depend on the version of AppArmor installed. What about SELinux?
- Backup: MySQL data files should not be backed up without telling the mysqld process, otherwise a corrupt backup will be made. LOCK TABLES and FLUSH TABLES at the least. A dump can be made or mysqlhotbackup may be used in some circumstances. We should consider sysadmins' backup techniques when planning/promoting Akonadi, as a simple rsync cronjob with running Akonadi will not work. MySQL backup advice.
Account Creation Wizard
Notes on the resource configuration wizard discussion.
- WizardBase class
- Wizard discovery via .desktop files
- A wizard can configure multiple resources (eg. IMAP + LDAP for Kolab) and non-resources (mailtransport)
- Optionally hide resources completely covered by wizards in the Add Account dialog
- List wizards in the Add Account dialog
- Store Account -> Resources information to offer deletion of depending resources
PostgreSQL datastore support
First review of the akonadi code reveals PGSQL Qt driver is already supported, but the code is not totally ready for it. Some first reading comments about where to patch for supporting PostgreSQL too:
akonadi/server/src/storage/dbinitializer.cpp
- line 201..., ALTER TABLE ADD [UNIQUE] INDEX syntax is MySQL only, better use the common one CREATE [UNIQUE] INDEX ... one [done with revision 789899]
- line 303, QString DbInitializer::sqlType(const QString & type), LONGBLOB is the MySQL type, PostgreSQL will use BYTEA.
- line 362, qFatal("Implement index support for your database!");
mysql: SHOW INDEXES FROM %1 pgsql: SELECT c2.relname, i.indisprimary, i.indisunique, i.indisclustered, i.indisvalid, pg_catalog.pg_get_indexdef(i.indexrelid, 0, true), c2.reltablespace FROM pg_catalog.pg_class c, pg_catalog.pg_class c2, pg_catalog.pg_index i WHERE c.oid = '16713' AND c.oid = i.indrelid AND i.indexrelid = c2.oid ORDER BY i.indisprimary DESC, i.indisunique DESC, c2.relname relname | indisprimary | indisunique | indisclustered | indisvalid | pg_get_indexdef | reltablespace --------------+--------------+-------------+----------------+------------+--------------------------------------------------------------+--------------- foo_pkey | t | t | f | t | CREATE UNIQUE INDEX foo_pkey ON foo USING btree (id) | 0 foo_time_key | f | t | f | t | CREATE UNIQUE INDEX foo_time_key ON foo USING btree ("time") | 0 (2 lignes)
akonadi/server/src/storage/datastore.cpp
- line 700, qint64 DataStore::highestPimItemId() const, seems wrong for a concurrent program (SELECT MAX(col) FROM table; is not reliable if another thread is inserting at the same time) : check the callers
- line 794, qint64 DataStore::lastInsertId( const QSqlQuery & query ), PostgreSQL doesn't provide concurrent-bogus last_insert_id, but from 8.2 accepts the syntax INSERT INTO ... RETURNING col1, col2, ...;
- line 806, QString DataStore::dateTimeFromQDateTime( const QDateTime & dateTime ), use PostgreSQL to_char() formatting function for date rather than having Qt do it
Documentation
- Avoid examples using KJob::exec() due to its problematic side-effects.
- Examples in the ItemCreateJob docs (and maybe others) operate on items in the root collection which does not work at all
- Resurrect the server API docs
- Content of http://api.kde.org/4.x-api/kdepim-apidocs/akonadi/html/index.html should probably be moved to server or client lib docs
Migration of pre-Akonadi data and settings
- KCal/KABC
- switch KRes resources to Akonadi KRes compat resources, use KRes Akonadi compat resource, basically injecting Akonadi inbetween
- Replace Akonadi KRes compat resources with their ported equivalent
- Application side does not need migration code, "only" port to Akonadi
- KMail
- Should migrate to one resource per account + one for previous local folders
- Problem: local folders are mixed mbox/maildir
- Dedicated KMail compat resource?
- Convert everything to maildir first?
- Flags are stored in proprietary binary format
- KNode
- Migrate every account to NNTP resource
- Local flags should be preserved, stored in proprietary binary format
- Local subscription state should be preserved (where is that stored?)
- Local folders using MBOX format + proprietary binary index
- Akregator
Search
- Delegation to resources still completely missing
- Requires query transformation
- Requires management for live searches
- Requires the ability to report search results (needs protocol extension)
- Query language still undecided, current options: XESAM, SPARQL
- Backend still undecided, current options: XESAM, Nepomuk
KMail Breakdown Plan
The current plan is to put some parts of KMail into a stand-alone library, independent of KMail. This increases code reuse (for example, the message composer could be shared with Mailody) and makes the code a lot easier to maintain and to port to Akonadi.
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
TO DO | Bodypart formatters | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Reader Window | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Composer: Editor | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Composer: Message Composer | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Composer: GUI Window | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Queue Manager for mailtransport | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Templates: Core | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Templates: GUI | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Port KMCommands | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Port away from KMMessage and KMFolder* everywhere it is left | An idea might be: wrap KMMsgBase/KMMessage inside a reference counted Message class. Insulate everything else from it by wrapper functions. KMFolder should be easier... | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Migration application for index and other config | [mailto: <>] | |
TO DO | Port MDNs | [mailto: <>] |
The Road to World Domination
Sort of related so the stuff above but with a scope for all of KDE PIM and beyond.
Status | Item | Description | Contact |
---|---|---|---|
TO DO | Share identity config GUI parts | eg. the signature configuration widget | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Mailtransport Agent | Global shared outbox, central mail sending instance | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Recently sent to support in mailtransport | related to above, based on Akonadi/Nepomuk | [mailto: <>] |
TO DO | Composer engine | Shared stuff for KMail/KNode/Mailody: Crypto, editor, editor actions, attachment model, message assembly, etc. | [mailto: <>] |
Akonadi FAQ
Where do I find the Akonadi config files?
~/.config/akonadi/
Where does Akonadi store my data?
~/.local/share/akonadi/
Where can I find the source code?
There are three different parts of source code:
- The Akonadi server, which is KDE-independent. Currently, the code can be found at kdesupport/akonadi. The server code will likely move to the freedesktop.org project in the future, the move has already been requested.
- The Akonadi KDE client libraries are in kdepimlibs/akonadi.
- Various agents, resources, the Akonadi console and much other misc stuff is in kdepim/akonadi
Where can I find documentation?
The documentation is mainly in the code itself, in the form of doxygen comments. You can find the generated documentation on [api.kde.org api.kde.org], for example:
- General documentation, including a design overview, is here
- Note that some links in the above documentation which point to the server or the KDE client libraries are currently broken, use the links below to access that documentation.
Which DBMS does Akonadi use?
So far only MySQL. There is some work on PostgreSQL support going on though. Basically, every database that is supported by QtSQL can be used, requiring minimal changes in the code at most. However, not all of them provide the features needed by Akonadi (see next two questions).
Why not use sqlite?
We tried. Really. It can't handle the concurrent access very well, in the best case this means very slow operations, but we've also seen deadlocks and failing transactions. Once that's fixed in sqlite, adjusting Akonadi to use it again instead of MySQL is no problem.
Why not use MySQL/Embedded?
We tried that as well, there are two reasons for not using it: No support for the InnoDB engine (which we need for transaction support) and poor availability (only OpenSUSE provided usable packages, needed a patched QSQL driver).
Do I need a running MySQL server?
No. Akonadi starts its own local MySQL server (unless configured otherwise, see next question). All you need is having the 'mysqld' binary installed at runtime (usually found in the mysql-server package of your distribution).
Can Akonadi use a normal MySQL server running on my system?
Yes, it can. You find the corresponding settings in ~/.config/akonadi/akonadiserverrc.
I don't like a database server because of backups/running on NFS/etc.
See section "Deployment Issues" above, we are aware of that and working on it. Some of these, like backup/restore are already implemented. But please be aware that most of this issues also existed before (eg. with KMail's custom binary indexes).
Can a single Akonadi instance be used by multiple users?
No. There has to be one Akonadi server instance per user. However, it is possible to use a shared database server.
Can I access the Akonadi server on a remote machine?
No. Akonadi is not a groupware server. It's a local cache only.
I have an unknown error 255 when running akonadictl
Distributions using Apparmor require you to run aa-complain mysqld with root privileges then reload apparmor.
Although you probably don't have an apparmor in your processlist, you are still using it, run aa-complain mysqld and try again.
What's the difference to EDS?
EDS is limited to contacts and calendar data, Akonadi is type-independent. Especially, Akonadi is designed to also handle high-volume data such as email. Akonadi and EDS also differ largely in their access protocol on the technical level (Corba/D-Bus vs. local socket with IMAP-like protocol/D-Bus) as well as one the protocol level (type specific vs. generic).
How do I create a collection?
From the developers point of view, there is Akonadi::CollectionCreateJob for that, from the users point of view, most applications allow that, eg. Mailody or akonadiconsole.
However, there is one limitation: Top-level collections can only be created by resources, not by normal applications. The reason for that is that every object (collection or item) is supposed to have an owning resource, that is a resource that is responsible for storing and retrieving that object. There is an ongoing discussion to remove this restriction though.
So, if you want to create a collection eg. for testing purposes, add a resource first. Most Akonadi applications offer an option to do that, a module for KControl is planned as well.
Links
- http://pim.kde.org/akonadi/
- #akonadi IRC channel on freenode