There is a 2gb file size limit on qdbm so you might be experiencing that
Sqlite FTS has no such limit so will cure this problem in tracker 0.7.x
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This bug is also rendering my system (almost) unusable. I have a Core
Duo CPU, so one of my core is still free for user tasks, but the usage
on the other core is 100%.
I've tried deleting the database / cache / logs but nothing works, the
tracker will run into the problem again, and again, and
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tracker-processes has now been added to tracker-utils in Ubuntu
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Michael, Chris, yes, it should be added to tracker-utils. It also allows
the user to kill/terminate all tracker processes and which is most
useful, reset all tracker databases after killing processes. The
tracker-processes -r command is now what we suggest to use when people
have corruption in
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Not having tracker-processes is a packaging bug, it is available from
0.6.92 onwards, but it wasn't included. There is a bug about it here
somewhere :)
Those two warnings above are fine to ignore.
The logs you show above is with QDBM failing to index a word. We are not
entirely sure why this
QDBM failure is likely to be a result of not using fsync in conjunction
with one of the following
1) use of Ext4. Not a problem on ext3 as an sqlite fsync would automatically
fsync QDBM
2) Use of suspend/resume while tracker is indexing. This has caused tracker to
corrupt QDBM index in the
Actually, we should probably detect such a case and pause indexing for
the shutdown as soon as we know the process has started.
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2009/4/6 Martyn Russell mar...@lanedo.com:
Not having tracker-processes is a packaging bug, it is available from
0.6.92 onwards, but it wasn't included. There is a bug about it here
somewhere :)
Those two warnings above are fine to ignore.
The logs you show above is with QDBM failing to
Michael, it looks like this new utility is just for managing tracker
processes, and isn't required for the daemon. I think for consistency
that it should go in tracker-utils.
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I just updated to 0.6.92-1ubuntu1 and the problem persists.
- indexing progress stops after 702 files (in my case)
- tracker-indexer.log gets spammed with entries as described above
- trackerd.log shows the following:
bernh...@magnesium:~/.local/share/tracker$ tailf trackerd.log
04 Apr 2009,
Also, if trackerd -r didn't work, it is because you still had tracker
processes running which were using the database or writing to it.
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This should be fixed in TRUNK. A reindex is needed when it happens, you
can use tracker-processes -r to do that, note it will kill all processes
and databases. If you don't have that command, you need a newer version
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This is a QDBM problem. We are replacing this database in the coming
months. For now, we are not sure why it does this but it usually happens
when your index is corrupt.
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Is there a temporary solution? Which files should I delete?
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if you use the applet to reindex, that should fix it. The equivalent
command is $prefix/libexec/trackerd -r
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Reindexing does not work. Indeed immediately after the reindex command
he tracker-indexer.log file shows only transaction ok-type messages,
but after 30 min or something, the buggy behaviour (trackerd ~ 100% CPU,
could not store word, and the non-counting-count (403 of 45000
forever)) is back. The
Same here. It takes only a 1-2 minutes for the error logs to get flooded
by those messages. Tracker-extract even crashed after I started
reindexing (bug report submitted, see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tracker/+bug/347609). Is there
a way to purge this corruption before the new
Even though it's a me too-post:
I'm having the same problem, also the trackerd.log file contained some remark
that the sqlite db had some problem with virtual tables. As soon as I solve
some other problems, I'll post some logs...
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Here is my config file.
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Sorry for the previous post. I forgot to attach the file. Note that I
turned off smart pausing in order to test this issue.
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