> The last few exceptions in > ~/.beagle/Log/2007-02-08-22-09-18-IndexHelperExceptions are: > > 20070209 00:18:31.8029 14175 IndexH WARN EX: Unable to filter > /data/jennifer_pc/c/WINDOWS/Temporary Internet > Files/Content.IE5/MP6FSL4V/actsetup[1].tgz: 20070209 00:18:31.8029 14175 > IndexH WARN EX: ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.GZip.GZipException: Error > baseInputStream GZIP header, first byte doesn't match 20070209 > Interestingly enough that last file (to just choose one): > > /data/jennifer_pc/c/WINDOWS/Temporary Internet > Files/Content.IE5/MUSGC9PL/identcdm[1].tgz > > is not in fact a compressed tarball but rather an MS Cabinet file: > > $ file "/data/jennifer_pc/c/WINDOWS/Temporary Internet > Files/Content.IE5/MUSGC9PL/identcdm[1].tgz" > /data/jennifer_pc/c/WINDOWS/Temporary Internet > Files/Content.IE5/MUSGC9PL/identcdm[1].tgz: Microsoft Cabinet archive data, > 232 bytes, 1 file > > Not sure what else I can tell you. I will leave the process spinning > for a little while in case there is anything further I can report on.
You can send SIGUSR2 to the index-helper to figure out what file is being currently indexed. Also, what program is 31822 - as reported by ps ? Other than that there is not much to gain by letting it run. 1. What file is this: /data/jennifer_pc/c.bak/Program Files/icq/AteBrowser/96201529/cache/icq82F7.TMP ? Could you run beagle-extract-content on this ? What type of file it is and what type of file does beagle-extract-content think it is ? 2. None of the exceptions would cause the CPU problem. One of them is a jpeg which the jpeg filter thinks is invalid and the others are archive filter errors. There are several bugs in SharpZLib. They fail to recognize a lot of valid archives. - dBera -- ----------------------------------------------------- Debajyoti Bera @ http://dtecht.blogspot.com beagle / KDE fan Mandriva / Inspiron-1100 user _______________________________________________ Dashboard-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dashboard-hackers
