#Digikam databases full#
Tags - the iconkde column has some entries where the tag image is a photo, which is saved as the full path to the photo, so they needed their paths updating. Using KDE desktop and have just installed digiKam but I need some advice please with the initial setup.All collections are scanned to populate a database with most importants infor3. I had to change volumeid:?path=%2Fhome%2Fuser1%2FPhotos to volumeid:?path=%2Fhome%2Fuser2%2FPhotos and similar digiKam support multiple collections hosted from different media, as local, 2. AlbumRoots - this had the full path to the albums in the identifier column.I did this by using the sqlitebrowser GUI app which allowed me to open digikam4.db, choose each table one by one, and then edit the contents by double-clicking on a cell in a table. Type: SQLite Manually set to /config for your db. Configure where you will store databases.
Character distribution range:Basic Latin,Latin-1 Roaster is a 2 font. Then I had to edit some settings in the sqlite file. When first launching digikam the only explicit settings that must be set are the following: Configure where you keep your images. CREATE DATABASE digikam GRANT ALL ON gentoo. The settings were called "Database Name" and "Database Name Thumbnails". This allows you to access your photo library from any machine on the same network as well as keep your photo library. I had to correct this in a few places as I had changed username when moving laptops, so the full path to the photos had changed from /home/user1/Photos to /home/user2/Photos.įirst I had to edit the text file digikamrc - gedit ~/.kde/share/config/digikamrc and search for user1. Still store your photo library and digiKam databases on a local machine It’s time to take your digiKam setup to the next level by moving your photo library to the NAS and switching to the MariaDB (or MySQL) database backend. I've lost all the work that I put into tagging all of my photos and all the obsolete keywords reappeared, but digikam is still running. Changed the database type to MySQL Internal, added the folder containing my data and left digikam running. Deleted the database and started digikam. Turns out that digikam saves the full path to the photos directory, not just relative to your home directory. Something seems to have corrupted the digikam database.
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