Robert Kinsella : > Hi Darren, > I started trackerd manually in all zones, gnome-session (testing on > gnome2.22) did not start the daemon automatically. > This is because I disable autostart tracker daemon in gnome-session.
> The GUI interface 'deskbar' applet only operates in the 'global > zone'. This applet does not operate in labeled zones. > It is NOT available to user's who do not not have admin_high clearance. > see:- 6458563 - [tjds] possible to launch applications outside of > clearance using some applets. > > Bob > > Darren J Moffat wrote: >> Jerry Tan wrote: >>> Our QA Robert.Kinsella at Sun.COM reports that >>> >>> " >>> >>> Started daemon in Public zone with trackerd, it indexed correctly - >>> reporting indexed files >>> The files found in $HOME were found in the public zone. >>> >>> Started daemon in Global zone, configured using tracker-preferences >>> to look in directory with 10 files >> >> How did you start it ? manually or was it automatically started by >> gnome-session ? >> >> If I understand this case correctly in the non TX case trackerd is >> automatically started by gnome-session. I believe that trackerd >> MUST be automatically started in each TX label zone as well. >> >>> - tracker-status correctly reported the indexing of the files. >> >> Does the GUI interface, which I believe is a gnome-panel applet, use >> the correct databases according to the label of the workspace ? If >> not this is an architectural problem that needs to be resolved. >> >>> tracker-search correctly found text searched for in files in indexed >>> directories. The files found in $HOME were found in the global zone. >>> " >>> >>> >>> Although he also reports that tracker has some bugs on Trusted >>> Extension, >>> but we can say that tracker can run on Trusted Extension well. >> >> What are these bugs ? Are they architectural in nature or just bugs ? >> >
