how to enable email attachment save to file not in database?

I see that the is relation between oro_email_attachment and oro_attachment_file, but there is null always. and now my oro_email_attachment_content table is 7GB size from 15 managers, can I enable attachment saving to FTP locally not to database?

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[Mike KudelyaParticipant]

This can’t be done at the moment, but you can write customization, which will save attachments to hdd.

[Artem LiubeznyiSpectator]

Hi,

We are getting similar requests from our partners too, so this feature will probably get some priority in our next release. No definite plans made yet though. I will post here again when I will know more.

It would be really great if you were willing to contribute this to OroPlatform though. I think the entire community will be grateful.

[jnetoParticipant]

Any news about this ?

[jnetoParticipant]

It would be really great if you were willing to contribute this to OroPlatform though. I think the entire community will be grateful.

Can you point me to the right direction ?

[jnetoParticipant]

hello, any news about this ?

After a few months, i have a 30 GB table oro_attachment_file and i need to separate the attachments from the database.

Can you point me to the right direction ?

[jnetoParticipant]

hello, any news about this ?

Can you point me to the right direction ? I don’t see a upgrade safe way of doing this.

[Artem LiubeznyiSpectator]

I will check with our developers if they can come up with advice.

[roberto.brionesParticipant]

I don’t understand why you use the Database to store files, also taking in account that you have a feature for normal attachments that allows to store the files in other service like AWS with knp_gaufrette.

In my particular case the table oro_email_attachment_content is 297 GB size. So I can’t even run the migration that deletes the foreign key and re add it with “ON DELETE CASCADE” because the table is huge.

There isn’t yet another way to store the files with the latest updates?

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