On Sun, 2007-09-23 at 19:18 +0200, Laurent Aguerreche wrote: > > 2) keep an eye on memory usage - there may be a few leaks but it should > > plateau around 30mb > > I did not do a reindex but let trackerd do it automatically and now it > uses ~ 67Mo :-/ > Oops, now it is 180Mo! I will try a test with GProf...
yeah thats excessive - memory leaks need plugging. I will valgrind soon... btw was that without kmail? > > > 3) after index test making changes to files and moving stuff around > > > > 4) do source checkouts so that lots of files are overwritten in one go > > and pay attention to speed/slowdown of system > > > > 5) create lots of new files and make sure its fast and new results show > > up > > > > > > pls also run with -f in gdb ss thta you can get me backtraces for > > non-crash errors (as well as crashed ones!) > > I found one... > > I have a file with a very big line (see attachment -- found in Ogre3D > source code) which makes trackerd crash around line 2890 > (tracker_error() called due to value of "end") in tracker-db-sqlite.c > because no carriage-return is found in the buffer... > bloody hell! I cant believe people code like that! anyway it a valid error which cannot be fixed and is not a crasher (-f option forces errors to crash/abort) > > > > if all goes well I will release tomorrow... > > Some weeks ago I talked about some stop-words like "hello" that are not > found anymore. Is it possible to fix that? yes - see http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/tracker/trunk/data/languages/stopwords.en?view=markup let me know which words you want to remove before you change that (I guess hello can go) jamie _______________________________________________ tracker-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
