Hi
I am writing a backend AkregatorQueryable for Akregator (KDE RSS
Reader) based on Liferea's code. All I did was write
AkregatorQueryable (similar to LifereaQueryable) and make changes in
the beagled Makefile to have it compiled. The driver is compiling fine
and feed data seems to be properly in
it is
searching (I am getting lost in the response/query details).
Thanks,
D. Bera
On 7/5/05, Fredrik Hedberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you're using the CVS version of Beagle you can inspect your index
> with the beagle-manage-index tool, for example:
>
I changed them but to no effect. Also what is the rationale behind
NewKeyword and New ?
I used Luke to check the indices of Liferea and Akregator. Observed
that Akregator index has no items in field while Liferea has
lots of words in the items of field . Rest looked similar.
OK. Figured out the p
Hi
The backend xml files store the text as CDATA e.g.
So, I need to create a proper definition of the document structure
for it to be properly parsed.
I searched in the net but it seems there is some problem with
XMLSerializer and reading CDATA. Using the serializer in the normal
way assign
Hi,
The changelog of beagle-0.12 says it can index maildir mails. Does
that mean mails in maildir format from any mail application ? I tried
to change local_path, imap_path etc. in EvolutionMailQueryable to
point to a maildir directory I have but there was no response in the
debug output.
It seems that the directory structure for maildir is not standardised.
This page talks about two possible formats:
http://wiki.mutt.org/index.cgi?action=browse&diff=2&id=MuttFaq/Maildir
Ubuntu seems to be coming up with yet another naming standard (more at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com//MailStorageStand
Using gnomevfs to open files and folders is good but nevertheless
sometimes it causes some problems in KDE. Primarily "Reveal in File
manager" doesnt work and next, some of the hits are opened with wrong
arguments (e.g. showfoto opens images as showfoto %i %m --caption %c
hit.path) which kde knows
> Maildir support has been integrated in version 0.0.12, but has drastically
> improved in the current CVS version. This, in combination with the speed
> improvements (especially during beagled startup) makes indexing my entire
> maildir (over 10,000 mails) feasible.
Where exactly is the difficult
> The problems with maildir files showing up and behaving as files rather
> than mails are just bugs in the tiles and Best. That's where those
> should be fixed.
The problems, as i understand, is regarding the mime-type of the
files. Since the mail apps may add all kinds of custom headers, it is
It might not be due to all these services,updates.
To figure out if the index is properly created, you can use Luke
(http://www.getopt.org/luke/) - it has a java gui to show you the
documents, indexed terms in the index. You can also search the indices
for words (similar to searching using best o
> Hello D Bera
>
> i don't know to work on luke,
> and i don't know what information you are expecting from me,
> so i think chatting is the best way,
> so when do you come in #dashboard channel?
Luke is a handy tool to check the index created by beagle index
I think CVS needs inotify-0.24 (the syscall based patch). Get the
latest rc-release at kernel.org. I think it has it.
On 8/1/05, Aviram Jenik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Running beagled (CVS version) produces the following error:
>
> inotify_init: Function not implemented
> Inotify no
> > when i opened Gaim Log index there is no field called text,
> > every other fields has some content,
>
> In Beagle's Lucene indices, Text is a unstored field --- which means
> that you can search against it, but you can't reconstruct the the
> contents of the field. This is why it doesn't sho
Hi
I noticed that beagled/kmailqueryable has been added. I have a
comment regarding that.
There are many mail-apps out there who store their mails in maildir
format (and some of them are hugely popular e.g. pine, mutt... -
widely used in academia where beagle is being extenstively to find
pape
> > There are many mail-apps out there who store their mails in maildir
> > format (and some of them are hugely popular e.g. pine, mutt... -
> > widely used in academia where beagle is being extenstively to find
> > papers/mails/reports etc). Once KMail backend is in, there will be
> > requests to
> Yes, but every queryable has to do this anyway. We used to have a
> general crawler class. It turned out to not be very useful. You have
Ahh,... I was aiming towards this. Since it was tested and failed, no
question of trying it again.
There would be a new kmailqueryable in bugzilla by next w
mails in these nested subfolders
There might be issues if inotify isnt enabled, pls report them too.
- D.
On 8/4/05, D Bera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yes, but every queryable has to do this anyway. We used to have a
> > general crawler class. It turned out to not be very
> i checked out your latest version of KMailQueryable
> it seems you still hav'n included a fall-back mechanism if Inotify not
> available,
> so i was unable to check out your latest version too,
Thanks for reporting. There was a bug - fixed that in the new patch.
Pls check and report.
Also, if y
> Hi,
>
> Running beagled (CVS version) produces the following error:
>
> inotify_init: Function not implemented
> Inotify not supported! You need a 2.6.13 kernel or later with
> CONFIG_INOTIFY
>
> I'm running kernel 2.6.12.2 with the inotify-0.23-rml-2.6.12-15.patch and
> CONFIG_INOTIFY=y.
Hi
Does best show thumbnails of indexed files ? For me it only shows
thumbnails of images (and might be a few other types) but not of text
files, html files, pdf files etc... (like nautilus). Do I need to
enable/install something ?
Thanks,
- Bera
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I tried the CVS head today - since more-better-lucene-branch has been
merged. A few things I noted while I was trying to do keyword based
query:
1) the webservices code is broken - wont compile (number of arguments
to DoQuery(...) has increased)
2) The query interface is quite clean now with separa
> and I am seeing strange behaviour in my terminal (running beagled --fg
> --debug) when running beagled
>
> http://incandescant.net/~josh/files/beagle-term.png
>
> I'm not certain this is a beagle problem but I only see this when
> running beagled and as you can see from the screenshot other tab
I submitted a patch for keyword queries in best (you know .. searching
for album/artist/author etc)
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=311060
but then the query API(???) changed. Its wont be difficult to make a
new patch with the new changes (and enable AND,OR,NOT style queries)
but I am ju
Hi David,
Can you file a bug in bugzilla and attach the files there. That way
its easier for anybody who wants to try them out and give feedback.
- dBera
On 8/30/05, David Coeurjolly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I've developped a new (simple) TeX filter with a complete list
Isnt this more of a nautilus bug (read: enhancement) than a best bug ?
If so, there should be a bug filed for nautilus. Is there already something ?
> > The problem is that the file is not highlighted in nautilus. If the
> > folders contains many files, this makes it difficult to locate the
> > fi
> Interesting. Ideally though I'd prefer if you just passed a file URI
> into nautilus on the command-line and have it highlight the file. If
> you do it now, you get the error "Couldn't display . The location
> is not a folder." That would make things dead simple.
That would make nautilus inc
takes a considerable chunk of time.
The issue is basically that during an unexpected shutdown, the lucene
index gets corrupted in some manor.
Cheers,
Kevin Kubasik
On 9/16/05, D Bera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had a similar problem and the solution for me was to delete .beagle
>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> 2005/9/16, D Bera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >
> >
> > The issue is basically that during an unexpected shutdown, the lucene
> > index gets corrupted in some manor.
>
>
> Oh no, re-indexing for >40.000
> Q: I have a large archive of movie trailers, where Beagle could be very
> handy in handing me results quickly, but I rarely use beagle for this
> since it seems to produce weird results depending on what I search for.
> For example.
> File: Total Recall.mov
> I find the file using keyword "Recall
It might be useful to know if this is due to any specific backend (
the output of beagle-index-info while beagled is running reports
active backends).
> > Found a second (third) issue with beagle 0.1 after running beagled for a
> > while (2 hours or so) it uses 800M of memory?
> @devs:
> Could t
Check out the discussion (currently going on) at
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/dashboard-hackers/2005-September/msg00069.html
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Boy, this is the age of marketing. As if learning from the ingenious
marketing techniques of Apple and Microsoft, Kat (the KDE desktop
err... file search tool) is now being hosted on
http://kat.mandriva.com/ The front page looks professional and
mentions the "Softpedia 5/5" and "Linux+ recommended"
Just a thought, after you get the results, press ctrl-u in best, that
opens the source window, copy the contents of the source window to a
file and attach the file.
On 9/26/05, Aviram Jenik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Silly question, but it's been bothering me for a while.
>
> The mail backend re
> just trying to wrap my head around holmes) but the Kmail backend is
> new, i dont think its results are returning read/not-read status yet,
> and as a result, best gets confused. But thats just brainstorming.
Thats not how it should happen. If it marked read or answered a
different icon is used,
Hi Dennis,
Thanks for trying to fix the bug. However, I found that your fix
has a side effect. It basically sends a query of "" to the daemon
which returns no hits - as a result clearing the canvas. This causes
an unnecessary query being send to the daemon. I think to the clear
the results, one
> Previous problem persists, minor change -- loops now w/o setting
> BEAGLE_EXERCISE_THE_DOG:
> inotify_init: Function not implemented
> Inotify not supported! You need a 2.6.13 kernel or later with
> CONFIG_INOTIFY enabled.WARN: Could not initialize inotify
^
Without
> That's not unreasonable, of course, but it's not recursing, and so is
> looping very fast! That is, it's not actually indexing any files,
> which are all in subdirectories. . .
I also noticed similar behaviour - wait for some time - it takes a
while for the file system backend to find the subdi
> >> That's not unreasonable, of course, but it's not recursing, and so is
> >> looping very fast! That is, it's not actually indexing any files,
> >> which are all in subdirectories. . .
> >
> > I also noticed similar behaviour - wait for some time - it takes a
> > while for the file system backe
You might find the beagle web interface useful.
http://beaglewiki.org/WebServiceInterface
With webservices enabled you can user your favourite browser to beagle
for that obscure document.
On 10/8/05, Nigel Tao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to hook up my deskbar-applet to launch best win
Are you indexing files on NFS (or something mounted remotely) ? This
seems to be a problem with index synchronization (which, I think,
copies the index locally, does more indexing and copies it back upon
shutdown). I noticed there is a flag to turn off this feature:
$ beagle-config daemon ToggleIn
the indexes to a separate directory, so if you
don't want to
re-index everything, move them to ~/.beagle/Indexes.
* Configuration option to disable synchronization totally.
...
On 10/12/05, D Bera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you indexing files on NFS (or something mounted
I once had the same error. But then I deleted
.beagle/Indexes/LifereaIndex. The error never occurred after that. (I
am using beagle-cvs.)
- dBera
On 10/11/05, Darren Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Indexing of web pages seems to have stopped since I switched to 0.1.1 and
> Liferea is
Kudos to Raphael Slinckx for writing a http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=319417";>python binding
for beagle. Fancy desktop apps and widget like gnome, kicker
applets, gnome desklets, superkaramba themes should start pouring in
now.
Go Beagle!!!
PS: This post is intended to share the good
Great. Then go ahead and let the world know the miracles of a little
dog with its python friend :)
We should have a wiki page at beaglewiki.org on "Fun Stuff with
Beagle", where people can post/link their tools/utils using
libbeagle/pybeagle/perlbeagle/rubybeagle/shellbeagle ... and ofcourse
c#-be
Just for curiousity, what backends are in use ? And for the File
backend, do you have all kinds of file or a large proportion of some
specific type of file ?
- d.
On 10/22/05, Nico Kaiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
> > > Is the memory usage issue related to this too, or is that separate?
>
http://wvware.sourceforge.net/#news
wv-1.2.0 was released on Oct-13th. They explicitly mention ...
"This release uses libgsf instead of libole2, libxml2 instead of
Expat, and glib instead of libiconv. wvSummary is much more useful,
the Beagle folks can stop distributing a patched version of 1.0.3
b
Its a known issue. IIRC the bug is also filed in bugzilla. It should
be fixed shortly.
- d.
On 10/31/05, Stephan Hegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have indexed a mix of English and German html documents downloaded
> as "Web page complete" via Firefox. Everything works fine and the
Hi
I noticed that there is a beagle package for klik. However, the
comments say that it doesnt work :(. Did anyone here give it a try ?
Beagle installs mostly mono-dll files and some so-files as
glue-code - all of which are relocatable. It would be easy to create
klik recipes - only I could
> HTML documents may carry a lang tag:
Yes. Thats good. The bad part is that this works only for HTML files.
Its easy for web-search engines because all (mostly) they index are
html files. Things are a little unclear in the desktop search area.
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Dashb
> ** (/usr/lib/mono/1.0/mcs.exe:15460): WARNING **: The following assembly
> referenced from /usr/lib/mono/gmime-sharp/gmime-sharp.dll could not be
> loaded:
> Assembly: glib-sharp(assemblyref_index=1)
> Version:2.0.0.0
> Public Key: 35e10195dab3c99f
> The assembly was not
AFAIK this problem was fixed a few release back and tmp file behaviour
should be ok in 0.1.1+. Can you confirm that the files in /tmp are
created by beagle ?
On 11/19/05, Joris Vuffray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm still experiencing the same problem with 0.1.2
> Any idea?
>
> Rgds,
>
I did a quick google search on thunderbird and couldnt find any way to
open a particular mail in thunderbird. Specifically
1) How to uniquely specify a particular mail in thunderbird's mail-store
2) Given that unique "uri", how to open that mail using thunderbird.
Since GDS, CDS, YDS and MSN (with
> I've noted in the past that querying a lot is one way to bump up beagled's
> memory usage fairly easily.
>
> There's a discussion going on at the dotLucene forums about a fairly serious
> memory problem in Lucene's field caching:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1378460&forum_
Mono keeps a mapping between the dll files and the _actual_ .so files.
It looks like the mapping was incorrect on your machine.There is
generally a blabla.dll.config file which provides the mapping from
blabla.dll to blabla.so.
You have to wait for someone with a better knowledge of dll mapping to
Hi
Just for fun, I created a beagle filter using Boo (a python like
scripting language generating .Net assembly). I was initially using
IronPython but the recent versions of IronPython uses .Net framework
2.0 using generics; so IronPython wont build with current mono.
Note that, you need beagle in
> For people not reading Planet GNOME - Alexander Larsson continue work
> to integrate eagle with Nautilus -
> http://blogs.gnome.org/view/alexl/2005/12/07/0
> Code is in GNOME CVS. It works - for me searching from Nautilus
> returns hits faster than Best.
^
I have
> Hi,
>
> On Fri, 2005-12-09 at 16:44 +, Joel M wrote:
> > Hmm, the fact about beagle - it's a great product - but..
> >
> > Beagle is the best opensource indexing service out there, the sad thing
> > is that it's depends on gnome libs -
> > it whould been much more fun if it where freedesktop
I observed the following while trying to understand where/why does
beagle-query increases memory usage. I used desc-heap profiler to
print the live objects before and after a query and noticed a
substantial increase:
before:
Checkpoint at 12859 for gc
System.MonoType : 80364
System.String :
That question crossed my mind. But I dont have access to GDS and from
the command line options of linux thunderbird I couldnt figure it out
myself. If someone who has access to GDS can figure it out, it will be
very heplful. Search for something that produces an email has one of
the results, then c
> the "view in thunderbird" url is:
> http://127.0.0.1:4664/openemail&product=57?id=285612+861626693+
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]&action=d&s=6RPolvLqGXsw94VzampdPXdrozU
Just what I feared - the email opening is handled by GDS itself - and
as Kevin says, probably using Thunderbird api.
So, the next ste
beagle-settings / beagle-config is crashing with mono-1.1.12. Someone
in the IRC also mentioned that same with mono-1.1.11. For a temporary
patch till the vacation fever is over, refer to
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324904
- dBera
PS: I am pretty sure this happens with earlier versi
Recent versions of beagle ship with a Konqueror browsing history
backend. Thats why you are seeing KonquerorHistory in the indexes. Tha
backend indexes the webpages you view using konqueror. The always
showing of "Indexing: True" is a bug, however, it should be
appropriately set to "Indexing: True"
(Gnome users can move on, nothing to see here :) )
beagle-fans,
I hope you are all enjoying the best-beagle-release-so-far and the
cool new UI. The new UI can do everything one requires and possibly
more.
However, some Kde users might be unsatisfied due to the actions
associated for search results
> i installed Beagle 0.20 in SUSE 10 from ULB Gnome rpms,
> it is work fine, but not for a long time,
> actually,
> file system backend is always working.
> but IndexingService backend,
> KMail backend and Kopete back all are stops indexing after some time,
> they indexes unindexed contents only af
In case I am misunderstood, beagle-search should work in KDE. If you see any
bugs while using beagle-search in KDE, a bug should be filed.
Except if you see any problems when you click on a result and beagle-search
doesnt open the result in the preferred application, or you click on the
action
Open the log file for the session which purged the index.
Look for a line saying something like:
Debug: Purging foo/bar.beagle/Indexes/LifereaIndex
If you can locate it, there will be some more information in the nearby
messages.
> It looks like an exception was thrown during an earlier Liferea
Is anybody seeing any crash in beagle File backend with mono-1.1.13.2.
beagled --allow-backend Files runs for quite a while, scanning directories for
changes and suddenly, whooom...
(Segmentation fault)
The stacktrace from the core is as follows:
(gdb)
#0 0x08114142 in GC_push_all_stack ()
#1
experience, you should also have:
> * Mono 1.1.13
> * Evolution-sharp 0.10.2
> * libgsf 1.12.1 and gsf-sharp 0.6
> * Either wv 1.2.0, or a *patched* wv 1.0.3 --- the patch is available from
> http://users.avafan.com/~fredrik/beagle/wv-libole2-readonly.patch
> * An inotify 0.24-
Beagle/KDE fans,
A new release of yaBi is in town. If you don't remember, yaBi is a
python-kde frontend to beagle.
This release has some GUI cleanups and more functionality enhancements. yaBi
now allows a user to start/stop beagle service, search/retrieve results from
beagle service, view
> Hi,
> Is beagled trying to index a .mp3 as a mbox?
> Isnt there checks?
>
> Debug: received: Finished indexing 0 messages
> Debug: Opening mbox /home/nisse/Mail/Glenn Miller - Moonlight Serenade.mp3
> Debug: Helper Size: VmRSS=24,2 MB, size=1,85, 21,4%
> Debug: Helper Size: VmRSS=24,2 MB, size=1,
Trying to load beagle-wiki main page is causing some database error. I
checked the history and found quite a few (!) advertisements of
http://www.fda-drug.com/ added in the last 2 edits. Doesnt look like
beagle stuff.
I couldnt revert to an earlier version, probably need admin.
Time to act, Joe :)
Snippet generation was "optimised" for best. It needs to be polished
for beagle-search. Moreover, the current implementation has a few
shortcomings; that needs to be fixed too.
In tune with your previous email, this is a major bug waiting to be
fixed. IIRC, there are bugs in bugzilla on this issue.
> I dunno, search engine optimization is not something I have much
> experience in, but one of the major blockers for beagle when compared
> to search applications such as GDS and Spotlight is the speed of a
> partial query. While a complete query is quick, the first fragments of
> a word (such as
; > and almost too-good-to-be-true API docs, but little mention of the
> > beast beneath.
> >
> > I plan on checking yahoo for some developer info on there desktop
> > search, but it really hasn't been popularized much, so I can't say I
> > know much about it,
> 3) Adding an infrastructure for networked searching
(Thinking out loud) What happens if the unix socket in beagle is
replaced by tcp socket ? I dont remember the code, but it doesnt look
like beagle is using some special feature of unix socket which is not
present in tcp sockets.
That wo
> I'd like to ask, why does beagle not use the extended attributes, even
> though I have them.
>
> mount gives me:
> /dev/hda2 on / type ext3 (rw,user_xattr)
>
>
> I have the relevant XATTR in the kernel config.
>
> yet, when I run beagled, the first thing it gives me is this:
> Warn: Extended attr
Hi
A few days back I saw spotlight in action, for the first time. And
I was impressed. deskbar applet doesnt quite integrate into KDE, hence
a few hours of exercise created a spotlight klone - kBeagleBar KDE
kicker applet. Its similar to deskbar (highly toned down, only works
with beagle).
> We're already using the lowest-level API Lucene has to offer for this,
> so our matching is just about as fast as we can get it. The bulk of the
> time at this point is extracting data from the matches and sending them
> over the wire. Maybe we could have a "fast path" which extracts and
> retu
Writing beagle filters became even easier. Joe checked in FilterExternal with
which the output of any program can be indexed. (As of now only text output
can be indexed, metadata/properties can not be indexed).
For e.g. to index the text content of tex files, find any tex2ascii or tex2txt
progr
> which seems to be because there is another webservice already running on
> my port . I'm running Ubuntu Breezy with the 0.11 release
>
> I've trawled the wiki and manpages and this list but cant find how to
> change the webservices port number.
Webservices are disabled in the current build.
> It doesn't do much, but I've felt that we should at least index the
> files stored in an archive for the longest time, so I'm starting that
You mean something like http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=319412
> project. I'll add the tar/gzip variants later tonight.
> This indexes the names
> > > On a similar note, I am trying to figure out a better way to index web
> > > content, the current 'as-viewed' solution is a major resource hog and
> > > significantly slows the viewing of pages (especially some of the
> > > ajaxed ones like Gmai).
> >
> > It should be converted to using the i
> I know this has been brought up several times in the past, and has
> generally been rejected, but I have managed to dig up an interesting
> (and relevant) tidbit.
>
> Thunderbird does support a URL scheme to open mails from the command
> line. Most of this was me poking around random code/irc but
een unable to extract or locate
> how the number variable is determined. If someone wants to give me a
> hand, once we find where that number comes from, its easy from there.
>
> Cheers,
> Kevin Kubasik
>
> On 3/22/06, D Bera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > I know t
ay, but I have used most of my cards,
> > probably am gonna need someone else to lend a hand if they have
> > thunderbird installed and a free moment. (or just more time to nag
> > people over at irc.mozilla.org until we find someone who actually
> > works on this component of
> Asking gnome-power-manager is the most portable option. But in Dapper we
That wouldnt work for users not running gnome. As of now, beagled (the
daemon/service running in the background) doesnt require any specific
DE to be running.
There must a sane way to get power information... maybe some int
Copy external-filters.xml to /usr/local/etc
Currently beagle is looking for external-filters.xml in sysconfdir, which I
think for your case is /usr/local/etc. IMO, it should be fixed.
external-filters.xml should be grabbed from sysconfdir/beagle or something
like that.
> Hi all,
>
> 1. I compil
> How can I check which filters are actually installed and used? I have the
There is now (CVS today).
$ beagle-info --list-filter
=> lists the filters available, which file the filter resides (all filters
shipped with beagle come from the same file Filters.dll) and the mimetypes
and extensions t
> When running the attached xsl file through the indexer (or through
> beagle-extact-content) it stays in an infinite loop:
> Warn: FilterXslt: error parsing xml file: System.Xml.XmlException: 'doc' is
> undeclared namespace. Line 71, position 74.
> Beagle is the CVS version from March 29th. Even
> Hey, I can file this in the bugzilla if that's a better place. Just
> looking for a little feedback.
Thats always a better place.
> > ar archive format. So dpkg-deb it was. If anyone can think of a property
You are catching both stdout and stderr - make sure you dont insert
anything from stderr.
> And I was just planning on adding description as one big keyword, but
> since some descriptions can get rather long, is that an issue?
Descriptions arent keywords :) but nice and searchable text
(use Property.New (...))
If I were a user, I would like to see the description returned to me when I
Hello beagle-pals,
Those of you who (want to) run beagle on a central fileserver and use
it over
nfs in clients, here is an exercise which might lead you (us) to another
solution.
Traditional way to index nfs-exported directories involve periodic scan of
filesystem and some clever relo
> agree about the need for a performance increase in beagle-build-index,
> I (like many others) have found that even its 'incremental' updates
> take a very long time.
I remember seeing one post on this. I suspect it is because one or
more of these three:
- storing index information in sqlite (as
(Also sending to list :-) )
Everything happening with Sqlite and EA is in the file
beagled/FileAttributesStore_Sqlite.cs
If something doesnt make sense, ping back. It might be possible that sqlite
operations could be improved.
> On Wednesday 05 April 2006 07:36, you wrote:
> > Ideally re-running
> i followed your approached. i created a new user test and
> exported .beagle/Indexes and .beagle/TextCache as nfs over localhost.
> both i had to export as rw. to avoid ownership problems i added the
> client user(crito) to the group of the server user (test).
> the client beagle (as user crito)
> i do the following test (username crito is the client process, username
> test is the server process):
> 1) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/local/bin/beagle-query power
> email://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/Sent;uid=12
>
> this query produces only one result on the client side. on the client
> beagled gives me t
Wow. Atlast someone couragious enough to break into the mork-format
and write a parser. You deserve kudos just for that.
Thunderbird users, jump in and test :-).
- dBera
On 4/11/06, Pierre Östlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I've spent some time lately working on a Thunderbird backend fo
Today somebody on irc was seeking help on indexing word .doc files.
Beagle handles word files with wvware. However, there is a bug in wv
due to which some offending documents are able to crash the wv library
(something which beagle or mono cant do anything about). The user in
irc wanted to index a
> > I also added a 'Package' tile for beagle-search. At the moment it
> > doesn't display much extra, but it can easily be configured to show
> > dependencies and the like. I was thinking about adding an 'Install'
> > option in the context menu any thoughts on that?
>
> A package tile really only m
> Yeah, I think you're right. I agree with dBera, though: the different
> package filters should derive from a common class if we want to display
> them on a single tile in the UI. Functionally the deb filter looks
> fine. I can commit it, but do you want to refactor it, the RPM filter,
> and po
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