Jerry Tan wrote: > Hi, Darren > let me to make it clear. > > When community release tracker 0.6.6 tarball, > it is enabled by default in gnome-session, that means > when gnome-session start, trackerd will be started also. > > When I make the pkg on solaris and integrate it into our internal gnome > build for test, > I disable tracker autostart in gnome-session. > that's why Robert kinsella found that he needs to start it manually. > > The reason why I disable it for our internal build is that: > Because trackerd will index user' home directory by default, > If one user's home directory is huge, indexing for the first time may be > time-consuming. > And out internal gnome build need to be deployed to one internal Sunray > Server, > which is main desktop for staff in my team also. > I don't want to bother anyone who are not interested in tracker in our > internal sunray server > that's why I disable it temporally in the internal build.
Sorry but that still isn't clear. What is this case proposing for the integration of tracker into a Solaris/OpenSolaris distro ? I don't care what happens for internal builds and internal testing. I simply want to know: a) Will tracker be enabled by default on a Solaris build that is available on nana and opensolaris.org ? b) If it is on by default what does that mean for TX and the applet given the issues that have been raised with gnome-panel applets not being polyinstantiated to labels ? c) I think regardless of the above on when the system is running with labelling on (ie in a TX configuration) tracker must NOT run in the global zone as users can not normally login to the global zone. -- Darren J Moffat
