- Restart agents when their executable changed.
- Buildsystem fixes to find and link boost on all platforms.
- Improvements to the startup to prevent partial startup.
- Include revision number in the version string when building from SVN.
- Shut down when we lost the connection to the D-Bus session bus.
- add some basic handling of command line args.
- Add a D-Bus call to flush the notification queue.
- Automatically fix world-writeable mySQL config files.
- Fix for FreeBSD mysql path.
1.0.81 16-Dec-2008
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- Restore protocol backward compatibility with Akonadi 1.0.x servers.
- Build system fixes.
- Fix compiler warnings.
- Fall back to the default server path if the configured one points
to a non-existing file.
1.0.80 19-Nov-2008
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- Query agent status information asynchronously and answer all queries from
cached values, reduces the risk of an agents blocking the Akonadi server.
- Increase mysql limits to more realistical values.
- Don't mark all new items as recent.
- Changes so it can store the size of an item.
- Better error detection.
- Prevent translated month names in the protocol.
- Some build fixes.
- Handle multiline output correctly.
- Terminate the control process when the server process failed to start.
- Add the ability to debug or valgrind a resource right from the
beginning, similar to the way this can be done with KIO slaves.
- Fix fetching of linked items in arbitrary collections.
- Add notification support for item references in virtual collections.
- Add LINK/UNLINK commands to edit references to items in virtual collections.
- Add a way to notify agents that their configuration has been changed remotely.
- Make sure that all modification times are stored in UTC time zone.
- Unquoted date time with a lenght of 26 characters was not parsed properly.
- Add serverside timestamp support for items.
Akonadi is a new personal information management (PIM) framework for KDE 4
and is included in the 4.1 release. Akonadi will function as an extensible
data storage for all PIM applications. In KDE 3 all PIM applications had
different data storage and handling methods, which lead to several
implementations of essentially the same thing. Besides data storage,
Akonadi has several other components including search, and a library
(cache) for easy access and notification of data changes.
