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Quesiton for Activity Feed

joseph

Hello everyoneI have a problem, when a person performs an activity within a site, many logs of the activity are generated for all other members of the site to which that person belongs. I have identified that the activity table is: alf_activity_feed.

On the other hand when the table has more than 1000000 records, start to delete the oldest, I would like to know how to avoid it.

Questions:

1. How to make only the actions that have the post_user_id and feed_user_id fields registered in the activity table are the same.

2. How to prevent the information in the alf_activity_feed table from being deleted when it is close to 1000000 records.

Thank you very much.

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kaynezhang

For question 2, you can add following properties in to your alfresco-global.properties file.

activities.feed.max.idRange=9000000 （choose a larger number than 1000000）.

For question 1, I 'm sorry I don't understand what you want to achieve.

joseph

Thank you very much for your answer.

In the first point what I try to consult is: How can I create only a feed entry instead of multiple ones. Because currently the number of feed entries is proportional to the number of users in the site. I just want the feed entry where the feedUser and the postUser are the same.

kaynezhang

By default recipients of this post include following：
1. followers of the post user
2. members of this site
3. post user himself.

There is a feed control feature which can set feed control (opt-out) for use for a site.
May be you can try to set a feed control for some users of a site.