Please direct me to the right mailing list if this isn't the
appropriate one for things like this. There doesn't seem to be a
dashboard-users mailing list.
I would like to use Beagle to index my data CDs. I figured that
static indexes was the way to go, but I haven't quite determined the
best
Found /home full this morning to discover that my beagle and beagle
exceptions logs are quite large. Seems this exception is repeated over
and over again in the beagle log:
20071017 02:10:59.9880 21702 Beagle WARN EX: Caught exception in DoTaskReal
20071017 02:10:59.9880 21702 Beagle WARN EX
Found /home full this morning to discover that my beagle and beagle
exceptions logs are quite large. Seems this exception is repeated over
and over again in the beagle log:
20071017 02:10:59.9880 21702 Beagle WARN EX:
System.InvalidOperationException: Invalid connection string
On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 07:55 -0400, D Bera wrote:
By any chance are the .beagle/Indexes/EvolutionMail/Summary*.db files
sqlite2 files and currently you have sqlite3 on your machine ?
And which version of beagle ?
Nope. They all report as being SQLite 3.x database, such as:
$ file
Hi,
On 10/17/07, Brian J. Murrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nope. They all report as being SQLite 3.x database, such as:
$ file ~/.beagle/Indexes/EvolutionMailIndex/SummaryTracker-*.db
...
/home/brian/.beagle/Indexes/EvolutionMailIndex/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can you attach a list of all of the *.db files in that directory? I
suspect there is a character in there that is causing sqlite some
trouble, and it's probably related to your folder renaming, yes.
Right ... how did I miss this :( Its not ApplicationException but
InvalidOperation.
On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 08:51 -0400, D Bera wrote:
Right ... how did I miss this :( Its not ApplicationException but
InvalidOperation. Something wrong in the file names.
/home/brian/.beagle/Indexes/EvolutionMailIndex/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:list.db:
SQLite 3.x database
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.
On 10/17/07, Kevin Kubasik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The basic principle of a static index for a CD isn't out of the
ballpark, the plan for handling removable drives is pretty much just
that (although eventually we might want to integrate the indexes to
save space/query time) While hundreds of
Hi Nikolai,
Please direct me to the right mailing list if this isn't the
appropriate one for things like this. There doesn't seem to be a
dashboard-users mailing list.
This is the right place. Welcome aboard.
I would like to use Beagle to index my data CDs. I figured that
static indexes
There's also the --tag switch, which one could use for this, I
suppose. However, it's not searched.
Ahh... this was meant to be added, but missed.
Add this line in StaticQueryable.cs (after the other PropertyKeywordMapping):
[PropertyKeywordMapping (Keyword=tag, PropertyName=Tag,
is there a good reason not to check said mapping into SVN?
On 10/17/07, D Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's also the --tag switch, which one could use for this, I
suppose. However, it's not searched.
Ahh... this was meant to be added, but missed.
Add this line in StaticQueryable.cs
is there a good reason not to check said mapping into SVN?
Is laziness a good enough reason :) ? Also, Tag has no namespace and its
should be used for naming, so it should be something like beagle:IndexName.
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Debajyoti Bera @
Hehehe, works ;) I'll add it to my little 'todo when comcast un-sucks' list.
On 10/17/07, Debajyoti Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there a good reason not to check said mapping into SVN?
Is laziness a good enough reason :) ? Also, Tag has no namespace and its
should be used for naming, so
filing a bug in bugzilla or sending a patch. ;)
Beagle does support date queries, though. So if you knew the date,
you could programmatically construct the extra query parameter, which
would be something like:
date:20071017
Check out the wiki for more info:
http://beagle-project.org
Hi,
On 10/17/07, D Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well that was just a guess. Joe would know better.
We'll have to test those characters. Could very well be the colon,
but I have no idea offhand. We already protect against forward
slashes and commas.
Joe
Beagle does support date queries, though. So if you knew the date,
you could programmatically construct the extra query parameter, which
would be something like:
date:20071017
It was added post 0.2.16 which unfortunately means its only in the svn
trunk and not in 0.2.16.x, 0.2.17
We'll have to test those characters. Could very well be the colon,
but I have no idea offhand. We already protect against forward
slashes and commas.
Sqlite connection string has the format file:xxx. ... with lots of
special colon e.g.
URI=file::memory:,version=3
This is probably related. Now my beagle log is filling up with:
20071018 00:42:49.9363 09041 Beagle DEBUG: Unable to determine account name for
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:993
Pressumably one for each of the bogus folders under
/home/brian/.evolution/mail/imap/[EMAIL
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