Re: Thunderbird again

So, 0.2.14 ist out and compiled fine. But unfortunatly i get the same results. beagle uses 100% cpu and tries to index my mails on and on. any ideas? thanks Andreas Andreas Heinz wrote: hi, thats what i thought of also. so 0.2.14 is hopefully coming soon :) if someone is interested i'm

Re: Disable Beagle-Startup

Hi dBera, hi joe, @dbera: thanks you made my search come to an end. in /usr/share/autostart was a beagled.desktop. removed that and now it doesn't start anymore. @joe: i just had a look which version starts when loggin in and using usr/share. it's the system one which i 0.2.9 as you said.

Re: Disable Beagle-Startup

Hey, regarding the thunderbird backend. Is there coming any progress? I really would like to see my mails getting indexed ;) thanks Andreas PS: thanks for your patience disabling beagle startup Joe Shaw wrote: Hi, On 3/22/07, Andreas Heinz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: it's the system one

Disable Beagle-Startup

Hi there, since my Beagle is a big Memory hog (200-300 MB) i would like to disable it, till i try it again after my switch to feisty in april. i'm searching quite a while now how to disable beagles startup and havent been able to find a working solution. recently i read joe's notice to look at

Re: Disable Beagle-Startup

a look at the new edgy packages. the binaries i use are selfcompiled, but cause of an exception when calling beagle-info --daemon-version i dont know which version they are. Hope someone has an idea where beagle could be started from, thanks Andreas Joe Shaw wrote: Hi, On 3/22/07, Andreas Heinz

Re: Disable Beagle-Startup

Hi dBera, hi joe, @dbera: thanks you made my search come to an end. in /usr/share/autostart was a beagled.desktop. removed that and now it doesn't start anymore. @joe: i just had a look which version starts when loggin in and using usr/share. it's the system one which i 0.2.9 as you said.

Re: Thunderbird indexing Inbox continuously

Hi, today i talked to dBera about this problem and i should send him logs about this. my log looks quite the same, with repeating lines indexing the same folders again and again. @dbera: i would send my logs too, if necessary Andreas Dinesh G Dutt wrote: Hi, I continue to see beagled run

Re: Thunderbird indexing Inbox continuously

Hmm yes, this is what i meant with repeated indexing. Looking at the timestamp, i dont think this should be normal :) Andreas Debajyoti Bera wrote: Hi, When you talk about repeated indexing, is this what you mean: 20061220 09:25:23.5944 05256 Beagle DEBUG: Indexing [EMAIL

Re: Thunderbird again

So, 0.2.14 ist out and compiled fine. But unfortunatly i get the same results. beagle uses 100% cpu and tries to index my mails on and on. any ideas? thanks Andreas Andreas Heinz wrote: hi, thats what i thought of also. so 0.2.14 is hopefully coming soon :) if someone is interested i'm

Re: Thunderbird again

hi, thats what i thought of also. so 0.2.14 is hopefully coming soon :) if someone is interested i'm just looking into making first steps regarding thunderbird exlude pattern. bye Andreas D Bera wrote: Hi Andreas, since beagle started to go wild again, after starting it today i had a

Thunderbird again

Hi there, since beagle started to go wild again, after starting it today i had a look @ .beagle/Logs/currentBeagle: (server and folders anonymised) 061130 1810049599 05262 Beagle DEBUG: Empty file /home/crash/.mozilla-thunderbird/jr53w9s7.default/ImapMail/some domain/somefolder; skipping

Re: baegle daemon always indexing

does that also happen for thunderbird? as far a i understand, thunderbird backend also uses files and so your explanations would mean that thunderbird backend also has to rescan everything from start, after beagle restart?! that would explain, why my beagle always turns wild at startup... D

Thunderbird-Backend

Hi there, would it be possible to create an exclude pattern for the thunderbird backend, like it is already available for files? i think most of my problems with beagle consuming too much cpu time come from scannig huch of my work imap folders, which i don't want to be indexed. so the best

Re: dos executables excluded from index?

good morning, thanks for the tips. didn't know that searching for wildcards is possible. i'll try when i'm at home again. and thanks also for the tip with gmime, i'll change configure.in :) have a nice day Andreas Joe Shaw wrote: Hi, On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 23:02 +0200, Andreas Heinz wrote

Re: dos executables excluded from index?

Joe Shaw wrote: Hi, On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 18:58 +0200, Andreas Heinz wrote: i have some dos exe's, for example an executable of windows xp sp2 on my drive and recently i tried to find it via beagle, but had no luck. is there a reason i can't find exe's with beagle or could this be a bug

Re: reason why beagle doesnt index

, Andreas Heinz wrote: i tested with: mono_external_encoding=iso-8859-1. now it can read the files. Yeah, the message you saw was actually from Mono, not from Beagle. There's nothing we can really do about that message. Encodings are an issue generally for Beagle, because since you can't know

Re: reason why beagle doesnt index

be a bug (at least not for us, probably the mono folks) but we would want to make people aware of it. Cheers, Kevin Kubasik 240-838-6616 http://kubasik.net/blog Andreas Heinz wrote: Hi Kevin, afaik the file had also äöü in it?! ah ok i just read that it was not exactly correct. i

Re: reason why beagle doesnt index

file a bug so we don't lose this in the grand mess of things? -Kevin Kubasik On 7/17/06, Andreas Heinz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: some feedback :) i tested with: mono_external_encoding=iso-8859-1. now it can read the files. but right now i have new problems :( (i hope i don't bother you

reason why beagle doesnt index

hi there again, i just tested with beagle-extract-content what beagle gets from a file which is not in my index. [Invalid UTF-8] Cannot determine the text encoding for argument 1 (file with some german umluats, didn't look nice;)). Please add the correct encoding to MONO_EXTERNAL_ENCODINGS and

Re: reason why beagle doesnt index

, Kevin Kubasik 240-838-6616 http://kubasik.net/blog Andreas Heinz wrote: hi there again, i just tested with beagle-extract-content what beagle gets from a file which is not in my index. [Invalid UTF-8] Cannot determine the text encoding for argument 1 (file with some german umluats, didn't

Re: static index + dynamic index Beagle Startup

additional information. any ideas about this? bye Andreas Andreas Heinz wrote: hi there, sounds like you had a great time at GUADEC :) i'll respond to all mails at one time. this should be more effective for me ;) @joe: thanks for your tipps. at the moment i'm running beagle-build

static index + dynamic index

Hi there, since i have problems with my nfs share getting being indexed by beagle i would like to know if it's possible to use beagle with one (or more) static index and additionally the dynamic one (for best experience with extended attributes enabled). my configuration looks like follows:

Re: Beagle and its startup

documents, but doesnt tell about the folders. /mp3s is configurated to be indexed. i think i did all right, but don't know for sure ;) bye Andreas Andreas Heinz wrote: Hi, that was a fast reply :) D Bera wrote: Hey, With others at Guadec, I take the liberty to spread some FUD :) [...] When