On Feb 8, 2007, at 1:01 PM, Chris Jett wrote:
I have an application that runs on OS X. I need to be able to tell
Spotlight to exclude my application's directory from indexing. Is
there a way to achieve this from the command line? The only
examples I see involve excluding an entire volume via the command
line.
I know that Spotlight stores a file called _exclusions.plist in
the /.Spotlight-V100/ directory. Is there a good class that allows
reading and writing of Apple .plist files? I can put the excluded
folder's information in this file, but you need root permissions to
even read the file in the first place.
Hi Chris,
I just went through this with Apple for a non-RB project. Spotlight
is volume-oriented at this point. May be a good idea to submit a
feature request to Apple.
Tim
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