Le vendredi 08 août 2008 à 12:56 +0100, Martyn Russell a écrit : > Martyn Russell wrote: > > Laurent Aguerreche wrote: > >> Hello, > > > > Hi :)
Hi! > >> Le jeudi 07 août 2008 à 16:38 +0100, Martyn Russell a écrit : > >>> Jamie, > >>> > >>> I think we are ready for merge if you are happy with the current state > >>> of the indexer-split branch. > >>> > >>> If you find anything you think needs fixing before the merge. Let us know. > >> I'm experiencing two issues with the indexer-split branch : > >> - if I terminate trackerd with "kill" (to send a SIGTERM signal) sent to > >> it, I see tracker-indexer still running. I can't kill tracker-indexer > >> with "kill", I have to use "kill -9" > >> - tracker kills the performances of my hard-drive while it starts: GUIs > >> of my applications get frozen! > >> > >> Do you intend to fix these issues before the merge (notably the second > >> one...)? > > I should add. I tested with the new throttle code in the daemon & the > ioprio added too and changed the value of the throttle in my tracker.cfg. > > By default it is 0. This means NO throttling occurs. On my machine this > is ok unless I am doing something else which needs a lot of power. > > I tried running with the throttle at 20 (maximum) and instead of finding > all my files in about 10-15 seconds and using 50-100% CPU, it used < 15% > the whole time and these are the results: > > Tracker-Message: Total time taken : 348.7701 seconds > Tracker-Message: Total directories: 7100 (4917 ignored) > Tracker-Message: Total files : 158866 (23950 ignored) > Tracker-Message: Total monitors : 7100 > > The indexer also makes use of the throttle. Instead of saying it would > be done in 3hrs, it guessed at 21hrs. But you wouldn't even know it was > running. > > Using the throttle is certainly the way to go here I think. Jamie do you > think setting the throttle to 5 or some value just above 0 is a good > idea? We use 5 for laptops running on battery at the moment of course. > It might make sense to push that to 10 and use 5 by default. People are > definitely going to notice their machine's usability dropping before > they notice the time it takes to index all content being too slow. > > Thoughts? I'm currently re-indexing (option -r with trackerd) my home with svn revision 2038 and throttle set to 5. I have to admit that indexing is now hard to notice :-) Still strange things happen: - tracker-search-tool get more results than tracker-search. For example: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ tracker-search tudors [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ But, if I look for tudors with tracker-search-tool, I get 10 videos + subtitles, etc., which is what I expect. - tracker-files seems to not correctly handle UTF-8. For example: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ tracker-files -s Videos /local/laguerre/Vid?os/The Tudors/Saison 1/01.avi ... I obtain "Vid?os" instead of "Vidéos". TST does not corrupt this path. And with tracker-meta-folder: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ tracker-meta-folder /local/laguerre/Vidéos/ ** (process:24972): WARNING **: An error has occurred : Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus) [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ Laurent.
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