On 30 Jun 2015, at 14:34, lloyd wrote:
Thank you - but could you give a suggestion as to how to hunt down any
references in the catalog to files not residing on my laptop? If I
click on
"Contents" in the side-drawer to the Catalog Preferences pane, I get
an
unsorted and seemingly unsortable or unsearchable list of scanned
objects.
A lot of the problem files seemed to originate from file URLs, which
isn’t typical. Quicksilver mostly stores files using the path. So, you
could try this in Terminal:
grep -rl 'file://' ~/Library/Caches/Quicksilver/Indexes
*Maybe* that will point you towards the problem(s).
One other question about settings for the catalog: in the custom area,
I
have "Home" with increased depth relative to the fixed catalog, and
also
"Desktop". But Desktop is actually under Home in the file
hierarchy--so
should I leave out Desktop altogether and increase the depth of
searching
in "Home" by 1, to get as deep in the Desktop hierarchy as I would
like to?
From your question, I think you understand how it works. So, yes that
would work, but no you probably shouldn’t. Increasing the depth for
Home will make it go into everything, including `~/Library`, which you
almost certainly don’t want in your catalog at all. You should use the
default Home preset and create others with increased depth as needed.
You might also consider alternate ways to get things into the catalog
(if there are only a couple of things deep down you care about), such as
tagging them, or listing their paths in a text file.
--
Rob McBroom
http://www.skurfer.com/
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