Hi.
I've been hacking a bit on beagle++ lately.
And i ran into a strange thing i could not figure out.
We are using external programms to do some of the metadata extraction
for us. The communication works via stdin and stdout - i.e. we start the
programm from within the IndexHelper and then read
Hi Joe,
Am Mittwoch, den 17.10.2007, 16:14 -0400 schrieb Joe Shaw:
Hi,
On 10/17/07, Max Wiehle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am currently working on beagle++ and for us it's quite crucial to shut
down beagled cleanly and then shut down the rdf repository as well. I
did write a shell script
Hi,
I am currently working on beagle++ and for us it's quite crucial to shut
down beagled cleanly and then shut down the rdf repository as well. I
did write a shell script that does just that if beagle is terminated,
shut down with beagle-shutdown or a TERM or INT signal is send to the
script.
Hi,
With all the discussion about memory usage i took a look at beagles
current mem usage and it looks pretty okay to me. (beagled res: 35M ,
virt: 120M, beagle-helper res: 26 M, virt: 72 M). However i was
surprised by the mem consumption of beagle-search (res: 35M, virt: 90M).
That's almost the
Hi,
I work on a modified version of beagle 0.2.17 and i am seeing
beagle-helper reindexing directories that did not change in the
meantime.
Has anyone else seen something similar?
I am trying to debug this using mdb (partly because i am curious about
mono debugging). I can't get into the
Hi Nagyon,
We won't be rewriting it in C because, well, it's a large project that
is already something like 80,000 lines of C#. Memory issues with Beagle
are bugs in Beagle alone and have little to do with the fact that it's
not an ELF binary.
And if you are using the normal ubuntu edgy
Hi.
I just added some of the points that have been brought up by joe and
linked to some of the fdo stuff so people get a better idea.
Didn't really read the Soc ideas before chatting and i mainly assumed
beagle would be using dbus anyway (never looked into the ipc stuff).
This wasabi project
