El lun, 12-12-2005 a las 15:49 +0100, Matijs van Zuijlen escribió: > Package: beagle > Version: 0.1.2-3 > Severity: normal > > beagle's package descripition states that it indexes Epiphany's browser > data. This does not seem to work. I downloaded the package's source, and > there is no build-depends on anything related to epiphany in > debian/control, nor is there an option to explicitely turn on epiphany > support stated in debian/rules. This leads me to conclude that the > autobuilt packages for beagle probably all lack epiphany support.
Epiphany support is experimental and security dangerous. That's why it is disabled for now. From source's README: "This is an Epiphany extension that allows Beagle to index every page the user views. The code is derived from Dashboard's extension. Right now, this extension is just a hack: for every page, Epiphany tries to run a program named 'beagle-epiphany-index'. The page's URI and title are passed to beagle-epiphany-index as command-line arguments, and the HTML is written to its stdin. Obviously this opens up a huge security hole: anyone who can get a rogue program named 'beagle-epiphany-index' into the user's path can spy on all of their web traffic. There is also the issue of private information (account numbers, etc.) ending up in the index. To try to avoid this, beagle-epiphany-index will not index https:// URIs." If you want this feature, you will need to compile the package yourself. I can help you on doing that, as it is very easy. Cheers, -- Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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