On Fri, 2008-09-12 at 18:35 +0100, Martyn Russell wrote: > Jamie McCracken wrote: > > On Fri, 2008-09-12 at 10:27 +0100, Martyn Russell wrote: > > I know but it just outputs the above continuously with no change in the > > indexed count > > > > and it does not flush to index which means I cant search for anything > > Flushing doesn't happen when the status message is printed. It is done > once a minute as I recall. Also, you can't use the index until the index > is closed by the indexer (which is usually when it finishes OR I *think* > when a request comes in to the daemon). > > >>>> note I have evol email indexing disabled > >> How have you disabled that? > > > > tracker.cfg file in~/ .config/tracker- I set > > IndexEvolutionEmails=false > > > > Note that existing config options must be respected as otherwise > > upgrading will be impossible for existing users > > This option is not honoured then. I do it one of 2 ways right now. Either: > > 1. trackerd -d evolution > 2. DisabledModules=evolution; > > The IndexEvolutionEmails option must have been overlooked. > Can I ask, have you tried removing your config file too? >
no because it needs to work with existing settings > I will look into working on an upgrade path to fix this on Monday. ok - I will be travelling monday to UK - I will try and check again on tuesday > > >> Are you able to try on another machine? > > > > nope > > Well, I have tried in 2 different locations and Phillip has tried to > reproduce your issues too. It works for us :/ > > >>> 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. > > > > will play some more but index file size indicate sits empty so no flushing > > has occurred > > Email is a special case, it isn't a 1 file = 1 index increment because > there are parts of emails which can be considered unique units to index. > Other than that I have noticed this and we can improve on it. > > Which file are you checking for indexed words? all of them - i just my name "jamie" to search as it should match all files as they are in path /home/jamie jamie _______________________________________________ tracker-list mailing list tracker-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
