Jamie McCracken wrote: > On Wed, 2008-09-10 at 23:20 -0400, Jamie McCracken wrote: >> Im afraid Im unable to run latest svn >> >> trackerd dies everytime I try and search for somehting >> >> I did following: >> >> svn up >> make distclean >> make >> sudo make install >> sudo rm -rf /usr/bin/trackerd >> sudo rm -rf /usr/bin/tracker-indexer >> rm -rf ~/.cache/tracker >> rm-rf ~/.local/share/tracker >> trackerd -v 3 >> >> searching with tracker-search-tool crashes trackerd >> searching with tracker-search returns no result (when it should)
I don't see this crash. Note: in the last 24 hrs, Mikael has fixed a couple of nasty issues which could improve your situation. Namely metadata date handling issues and MP3 & JPEG extractor fixes. I also changed the extractor to use libtracker-common functions instead of the duplicated code it was using. >> trackerd output showing it continuously outputs : >> Tracker-Message: Indexed 105/425, module:'evolution', 07m 13s left, 02m >> 22s elapsed Note: It will spit status messages out roughly every 10 seconds to keep the daemon and applet up to date. Even if nothing has happened. >> note I have evol email indexing disabled How have you disabled that? I tried it with -d evolution and with the DisabledModules config option in the .cfg file. Both worked fine for me. > can you verify it runs correctly with reindex when evo email indeixng is > set to false? Yes, I have done that twice. I have no problems with the indexing or searching with the search tools either. I have tried this on my desktop and I have done this on the Nokia device too. Both work properly. Are you able to try on another machine? > for me it appears the index never flushes as it constantly tries to > index evo stuff but the indexer rejects it Hmm, if you run the daemon with -v 3 it should say when it gets to the evolution module if it is disabled or not. You don't have the evolution mail directory in your WatchDirectoryRoots do you? > also can you confirm if tracker-search-tool crashes trackerd when you > supply a search term that does not exist in the index? Test that and with a word similar to another it suggests something (which shows results when I click on it) and with something completely incomprehensible it just says it couldn't find anything. I don't get any crashes. I have asked Phillip to do the same too to make sure it isn't something I am doing. I have a feeling it might be the content you are indexing. Does it crash for you if you index a small selection of files? If you could try a couple of places with only a few files in a directory that would really help us identify if it was content based or not. -- Regards, Martyn _______________________________________________ tracker-list mailing list tracker-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
