From: D Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED]
at (wrapper managed-to-native) Mono.Data.SqliteClient.Sqlite.sqlite3_step
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The problems could be related to file locking. Such issues have
cropped up with nfs mounted filesystems in the past.
samba forums pointed to some weirdos using sqlite
Hi,
On Fri, 2007-01-19 at 07:35 +0100, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
on my debian desktop, i am using beagle (actually the very reason why i
have the unstable distribution). The firefox derivative Iceweasel
2.0.0.1 is not supported by the Beagle Indexer 0.5. Is there any hope
that this lack of
Hi,
On Fri, 2007-01-19 at 15:18 +, Stringer Leon (West Midlands
Ambulance Service NHS Trust) wrote:
I guess it's pretty likely that it's a SQLite problem with Samba
shares. One of the above links mentions a fix in 2.6.19, so I could
test again in the future.
It seems that way. This is
Beagle is 0.2.14. It's boring to examine hundreds of files, but from
samples it's safe to say they're all products of beagle and seem
mainly to be contents of zip files (or perhaps other archives, too?).
Meanwhile, after ~/.beagle/TextCache completely filled up my hard
drive, I deleted ~/.beagle
Joe Shaw writes:
On Thu, 2007-01-18 at 12:08 -0500, Michael Blaustein wrote:
2. Same question about files in .beagle/TextCache - can they be
safely deleted; if so, when; and can beagle do this itself?
This is a serious issue for me, since this directory is rapidly
exhausting my
Hi,
I just committed code which moves our processing of MS Word documents
out of process, which should hopefully increase the reliability of
Beagle quite a bit on systems which have troublesome documents.
If you were using external filters to get around these crashes, if you
run out of SVN you
If you were using external filters to get around these crashes, if you
run out of SVN you can disable them.
Well, to be specific, now the bad word files would not crash beagle anymore.
If wv crashes, then it would crash the beagle-doc-extractor tool which runs
outside of beagle. However, that
wv should be pretty reliable - if it's not, bug reports are _very much_
appreciated because the code is used all over the place, including (dear
to my heart) AbiWord, and it shouldn't crash. Sample documents are
greatly appreciated.
How about
There are doc2text tools out there which can successfully extract text
out of docs for which wv crashes - if you are using any of them in your
external filter you might want to continue using them.
What are the tools? We might want to just use them instead of our own
beagle-doc-extractor
