Dnia 07-11-2006, wto o godzinie 15:19 -0500, Joe Shaw napisał(a): > Can you delete your ~/.beagle/Indexes/EvolutionDataServerIndex > directory, and then run beagled with the "--debug --allow-backend > evolutiondataserver" command-line args and file a bug?
The result is that all contacts where indexed... [Sorry for my bad debugging skills] So I deleted the directory again and started beagled as I always do (beagled --backend -Kopete --backend -KonquerorHistory --backend -KMail --backend -Thunderbird --backend -GaimLog --backend -Blam --backend -Akregator --backend -KNotes --backend -KAddressBook --backend -Labyrinth). No contacts were indexed at first, but I wanted to take a look into EvolutionDataServer directory if there were any files: there were and they were not empty, so I opened one (well... F3 in mc...). And suddenly all contacts appeared as indexed (seems like a coincidence). After I deleted EvolutionDataServer again and restarted beagled, all contacts were indexed. Because my initial indexing was done with exercise the dog, I tried this one too: all contacts were indexed fine. I feel like proving Murphy's law - as I'm pretty sure that I had this problem with 0.2.11 I tried earlier (I had no time to investigate it then, but because it returned with 0.2.12 I decided to report it), and as soon as I wrote to the list, it went away. I'm not sure if it's worth a bug report in this case. I can't reproduce the problem anymore. Best, Rafał _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
