/usr/bin/cleanup_digikamdb is in digikam 4:3.5.0-0ubuntu10.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o755.
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# Author: Andi Clemens, <andi dot clemens at gmail dot com>
#
# Description:
#
# This script will read in the digiKam configuration file to determine the
# database location. It will then make sure that digiKam is not running and
# call "sqlite3 DATABASE 'VACUUM;" on the database, to clean up and optimize
# the tables.
# This will often lead to great performance gain and a smaller database file
# size.
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# FUNCTIONS
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# $1: char
# $2: count (optional)
repeat_char()
{
local header_offset=20
for i in $(seq ${2:-$header_offset}); do
echo -n "$1"
done
}
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# $*: string
pretty_header()
{
# use an offset to center text
local offset=$(repeat_char " ")
local offset_length=$(expr $(expr length "${offset}") \* 2)
# calculate length
local str_length=$(expr length "$*")
local length=$(expr ${str_length} + ${offset_length})
# delimiter line
local delimiter=$(repeat_char "-" ${length})
# print header
echo "${delimiter}"
echo "${offset}$*${offset}"
echo "${delimiter}"
}
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# $1: config key
readConfigValue()
{
local config_file="digikamrc"
local config_group="Database Settings"
local db_dir=$(kreadconfig --file "${config_file}" --group "${config_group}" --key "$1")
echo "${db_dir}"
}
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checkForRunningProgram()
{
local proc=$(pgrep -u $USER -x digikam)
if [ "${proc}" != "" ]
then
echo "Please shutdown ${digikam_name} before running this script."
return 1
fi
return 0
}
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checkDatabaseType()
{
local db_type=$(readConfigValue "Database Type")
if [ "${db_type}" != "QSQLITE" ]
then
echo "This program only handles SQLite databases."
return 1
fi
return 0
}
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help()
{
cat <<EOF
Usage: $(basename $0) <options>
options:
-t Include thumbnail databases
-T Only cleanup thumbnail databases
-p <path> Specify a different database path.
If the specified path is invalid, the entry from the configuration file will be used.
-h Show this help.
EOF
exit 1
}
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cleanupDB()
{
cd "$1" > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? = 0 ]; then
local db_out="${output_str_database}:"
echo "${output_str_location}: $(pwd)"
for db in $(eval "find . ${db_find_cmd} 2> /dev/null")
do
echo -n "${db_out} ${db} ... "
sqlite3 ${db} "VACUUM;"
if [ $? = 0 ]
then
echo "done!"
else
echo "failed!"
fi
done
echo
echo "=> Finished"
else
echo
echo "I was not able to enter the database folder."
echo
echo "Make sure that the variable '${config_key}' in your 'digikamrc' config file"
echo "is set correctly and that you have permissions to access the database folder."
fi
}
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# MAIN
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script_name="Cleanup Databases"
script_version="1.1"
digikam_name="digiKam"
digikam_version=$(digikam -v | grep "${digikam_name}" | cut -d: -f2 | sed 's/ //g')
db_dir=$(readConfigValue "Database Name")
db_digikam="digikam[34].db"
db_thumbs="thumbnails-digikam.db"
output_str_location="Location"
output_str_database="Database"
db_find_args="-type f"
db_find_cmd="${db_find_args} -name '${db_digikam}'"
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while getopts "tTp:h" Option
do
case ${Option} in
t) db_find_cmd="${db_find_cmd} -or -name '${db_thumbs}'";;
T) db_find_cmd="${db_find_args} -name '${db_thumbs}'";;
p) if [ -n ${OPTARG} ]; then
if [ -d ${OPTARG} ]; then
db_dir=${OPTARG}
fi
fi;;
h) help;;
*) help;;
esac
done
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pretty_header "${script_name} v${script_version} (${digikam_name} ${digikam_version})"
checkForRunningProgram
if [ $? = 1 ]; then
exit 1
fi
checkDatabaseType
if [ $? = 1 ]; then
exit 1
fi
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# backup current working dir
curdir=$(pwd)
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# try to enter the database directory
cleanupDB ${db_dir}
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# restore old working dir
cd ${curdir}
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