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Aha, I see. Im not very familiar with the details of dbus, could you give an example of a case where data is lost when converting from dbus types to...

Aha, I see, I did not think the dbus type system was so detailed. That explains quite a lot, thank you :) I also think that you can steal most...

Yes, I think thats what I tried to say but mistyped in my original comment (though I barely remember this issue). The issue still stands though, it makes no sense...

So, I have been playing around with attic to see how it deals with large repositories, but doing so I noticed terrible performance: ``` bash $ git rev-parse @ 64e8ea72ac26f1c0fdbae8cf652b78e23564fbbc...

@MartinAyla you should probably check out https://github.com/attic/merge/issues/4 (the problem is more severe on ordinary attic). 50-100TB of data might require quite a bit of RAM.

I think [pass](https://www.passwordstore.org/)'s git integration is a good inspiration, it solves all of your listed concerns (well, I don't know about platform agnosticism as I never use neither osx nor...

> This behaviour does make some sense because what should matter to the client is that messages will be delivered Yes, but that is not happening at the moment. The...

alright, I see. If I understand you correctly it seems like the design of the library (with persistence) makes it very tricky to know if messages has been delivered or...

Running the same config but with 931c149123204189de26265b382b93631b675001 and uwsgi like: uwsgi --socket /tmp/xandikos.sock --need-plugin python3 --module=xandikos.wsgi:app --virtualenv ./venv/ Did not exhibit the same issues

Running it again with master, but with this uwsgi config: ``` [uwsgi] socket = /tmp/xandikos.sock uid = xandikos gid = xandikos master = true cheaper = 2 processes = 4...