On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 11:01 PM, Bèrto ëd Sèra <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi! > >> Internally Nepomuk uses a recursive call on each directory which is to be >> indexed, filters out all the files/folders and then passes the files it >> should index to Strigi. The amount of data read ( from the file ) depends on >> the Strigi Analyzer. They don't usually (?) read the contents of the entire >> file, but I'm not too sure about this. >> >> What I thought is that this stuff IS already indexed (both on the shared > server and on another login, same laptop). Wouldn't it be nice if one could > import it and save loads of process/network traffic? > > Ahh. I see what you mean. Well, there is no simple way to do it right now, but I'm working on it. It's one of the things which I want to do once I complete my Sync Library (which I'm in the process of rewriting) The problem is very similar to the remove-able media problem - we want stuff indexed on a removable medium, but we don't want to re-index it every time it is plugged into a different Nepomuk enabled system. The main problem with importing stuff is identifying the resources correctly. Nepomuk assigns a random uri to each new resource. This is what I worked on in the summer. So, it's just a matter of improving the Sync Library's API, and moving it to kdelibs. - Vishesh Handa > Bèrto >
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