I did some more testing and applied this patch https://github.com/owncloud/contacts/pull/1068 to my owncloud. This fixes the issue for me. I have done it manually since there is no official update which fixes the issue. If there are others who can test this on their installation maybe a few more comments on github help to speed up an official fix that non-technical people can profit from it as well.
new sync logic for increase of performance - what about nextcloud?
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Hello,
just made the update to version 2.0 but I can not see any increase in performance of contacts sync. I am using nextcloud 13.0.5 on a shared host. If I remember correct, you have written in a former post, that it is not working with nextcloud, correct?
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@marteng69 Hello,
just made the update to version 2.0 but I can not see any increase in performance of contacts sync.
What exactly did you measure? Under which conditions?
The numbers from our release diagram are from tests with Nextcloud
If I remember correct, you have written in a former post, that it is not working with nextcloud, correct?
No. DAVdroid has always worked with Nextcloud. What’s the actual problem?
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@rfc2822 said in new sync logic for increase of performance - what about nextcloud?:
What exactly did you measure? Under which conditions?
I have installed the new version. Stopped the DAVDroid app in the app settings. Restarted DAVDroid. Then opened settings - accounts - DAVDroid addressbook and chose sync all. After more than 2 minutes all contacts are synced. I can reproduce this behaviour on two devices.
The numbers from our release diagram are from tests with Nextcloud
The 500 contacts are in one addressbook?
I do have more than 500 contacts in 13 different addressbooks on the same server. May be this is the reason why it is “slow” in my eyes.No. DAVdroid has always worked with Nextcloud. What’s the actual problem?
I remember a post were you were writing that nextcloud has problems with the parallel processing.
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@marteng69 Yes, 500 contacts from one address book. Multiple address books have to be synced as multiple accounts, which takes much more time (most time is probably waited between the different syncs).
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@rfc2822 said in new sync logic for increase of performance - what about nextcloud?:
Multiple address books have to be synced as multiple accounts, which takes much more time (most time is probably waited between the different syncs).
If I look at the sync the time between the different addressbooks takes really long. The sync of the addressbooks itself is fast.
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@marteng69 Not that I’m aware of. The time is determined by the Android sync framework, which calls DAVdroid for the respective address book accounts.
