Bookmarks indexing

2005-09-03 Thread MDK
Hey, something like two months ago I sent here patches to add support for indexing Firefox/Mozilla/Epiphany bookmarks. As of now, they didn't make it to the CVS. Is there any reason behind that, or did they just got lost in the vortex of the list? Just asking, I remember there was some controvers

Web Bookmarks Queryables - patches

2005-06-17 Thread MDK
Hey, Here is the code to add support for bookmark indexing to beagle (I talked about that some time ago). Source (against the latest CVS): http://www.mdk.org.pl/linux/WebBookmarksQueryables_beagle.tar Obligatory Hendrix perm: http://www.mdk.org.pl/linux/beagle_bookmarks.png FEATURES: - Indexes

Re: WebBookmarks Queryable

2005-06-02 Thread MDK
Dnia 02-06-2005, czw o godzinie 18:15 -0400, Joe Shaw napisał(a): > Presumably there's at least a title associated with the bookmark in > addition to the URL, so that's searchable. I think with Epiphany you > can attach tags to bookmarks, so there's that too. Oh... now I understand. Sorry, I mis

Re: WebBookmarks Queryable

2005-06-02 Thread MDK
Dnia 01-06-2005, śro o godzinie 00:56 -0700, Alex Graveley napisał(a): > Seems like the bookmark backend should look for an existing web history > hit for the URL and alter that with some bookmark attributes (anything > other than bookmark name?). It should create an empty hit with no > conten

Re: WebBookmarks Queryable

2005-06-01 Thread MDK
Dnia 01-06-2005, śro o godzinie 00:56 -0700, Alex Graveley napisał(a): > Seems like the bookmark backend should look for an existing web history > hit for the URL and alter that with some bookmark attributes (anything > other than bookmark name?). It should create an empty hit with no > conten

Re: New Beagle Demos

2005-05-30 Thread MDK
> Currently, I have done a simple demo of Beagle and Tomboy but I hope to > do more soon, especially on some of the advanced features of Beagle. Nice. Although, I think It would be cool if we had some (advanced) demos showing Beagle functionality in a non-geeky way ;) I mean - you do echo "firefo

WebBookmarks Queryable

2005-05-29 Thread MDK
Hi, I stared implementing WebBookmarksQueryable thing - a www bookmark indexer (Epiphany, Mozilla, Firefox). I'm through with the indexing part, but I've got some questions: 1) What Uri scheme would be the best for bookmarks? Currently I'm using: webbookmark://http://www.google.com I was also

Re: Run tim error in CVS beagle as of May 26

2005-05-28 Thread MDK
Dnia 28-05-2005, sob o godzinie 12:56 -0400, Joe Shaw napisał(a): > You can try applying the patch I attached earlier in the thread. If it > applies cleanly, then the CVS server hasn't updated yet. They have some > sort of round-robin setup for the anoncvs servers, and some update > within an ho

Re: Run tim error in CVS beagle as of May 26

2005-05-28 Thread MDK
es. The log is: 05-05-27 23.39.37.53 12226 IndexH ERROR: Unable to filter file:///home/mdk/Desktop/zdjecia/nie moje/kasia/akt1.jpg (mimetype=image/jpeg) 05-05-27 23.39.37.53 12226 IndexH ERROR: System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Array index is out of range.

Re: Folder icon

2005-05-28 Thread MDK
> ... > Look at Tiles/template-folder.html. There should at least be a > in there. Can you tell if it's pulling a different template? (It WFM) It's fixed in the latest CVS. -- Michał Dominik K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.mdk.org.pl ___ Dashboard-h

Folder icon

2005-05-27 Thread MDK
I can't see the folder icon in the latest beagle from cvs... I mean the nautilus folder icon that should be displayed when a matching directory was found. It's simply not there. The source in BEST is: ... ... (skipped) ... Apart from that the folder (as a result) works fine, I c

Beagle and filesystem hierarchy

2005-05-27 Thread MDK
Today the "critical mass" of the chaos on my hdd has been reached and I decided to do some house keeping. I wanted to re-organize some of "my documents" and do some cleaning. Having Beagle in mind, I wanted to reorganize the stuff in such a way, that I could easily find it later on using Beagle. He

Re: Evolution mail indexing

2005-05-23 Thread MDK
Dnia 22-05-2005, nie o godzinie 16:52 -0400, Joe Shaw napisał(a): > On Sun, 2005-05-22 at 22:34 +0200, MDK wrote: > > One more detail regarding the evolution-mail backend. It should not > > index the contents of the "Spam" folder... > > It skips over folders named

Re: Beagle CVS and Evolution Address book

2005-05-23 Thread MDK
Dnia 22-05-2005, nie o godzinie 16:51 -0400, Joe Shaw napisał(a): > Just a general FYI: This isn't a safe change to make. The major so > number (3 vs. 0 in this case) are different for a reason. :) It > indicates that the library interface is incompatible. So if you do this > there is no guaran

Evolution mail indexing

2005-05-22 Thread MDK
One more detail regarding the evolution-mail backend. It should not index the contents of the "Spam" folder... -- Michał Dominik K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.mdk.org.pl signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part ___ Dashboard-hac

Beagle CVS and Evolution Address book

2005-05-22 Thread MDK
Hi, First of all - thanks for correcting the filesystem layout problems. Now I'm able to run Beagle on Archlinux (this distro installs mono in /opt/mono and gnome in /opt/gnome). I'm running Beagle from CVS, evolution 2.2.2 and evolution-sharp 0.6. When starting Beagle I had this problem: ... B

Re: configure.in & DBUS

2005-04-07 Thread MDK
> On Fri, 2005-04-08 at 00:24 +0200, MDK wrote: >> I think there is a small mistake in configure.in for Beagle. Line 321: >> >> DBUS_PREFIX=`$PKG_CONFIG --variable=prefix dbus-sharp` >> >> should be: >> >> DBUS_PREFIX=`$PKG_CONFIG --variable=prefi

configure.in & DBUS

2005-04-07 Thread MDK
I think there is a small mistake in configure.in for Beagle. Line 321: DBUS_PREFIX=`$PKG_CONFIG --variable=prefix dbus-sharp` should be: DBUS_PREFIX=`$PKG_CONFIG --variable=prefix dbus-1` ... because dbus include files actually belong to dbus package, not dbus-sharp package. The present version

More on BEST thumbnails

2005-03-28 Thread MDK
Some time ago I submitted this patch to fix the GNOME thumbnails behaviour in BEST. Now, I'd like to work more on that -- to make BEST actually generate GNOME thumbnails each time it needs to display an image that doesn't have a GNOME thumbnail. It seems to me to be a better default behaviour tha

Re: Beagle doesn't notice files being moved

2005-03-21 Thread MDK
Dnia 22-03-2005, wto o godzinie 00:47 +0100, MDK napisał(a): > Beagle doesn't notice file movements across filesystem. > ... > I'm using inotify 0.20 + reiserfs3 with user_xattr set. Could it be that noatime mount flag is causing that? -- Michał Dominik K. [EMAIL PROTEC

Beagle doesn't notice files being moved

2005-03-21 Thread MDK
Beagle doesn't notice file movements across filesystem. $ touch test.txt LOG: DEBUG: - file:///home/mdk/Desktop/zdjecia/test.txt DEBUG: + file:///home/mdk/Desktop/zdjecia/test.txt $ echo "this is a test" >> test.txt LOG: DEBUG: - file:///home/mdk/Desktop/zdjecia/t

Re: Beagle not using GNOME thumbnails (?)

2005-03-21 Thread MDK
Dnia 21-03-2005, pon o godzinie 16:25 -0500, Joe Shaw napisał(a): > > 2) I've got some SVG drawings that render perfect thumbnails in > > Nautilus. In beagle I can only see "broken-image" flag for them. > > This is because Gecko doesn't support rendering of SVG. It'd be good to > open a bug on

Re: Beagle not using GNOME thumbnails (?)

2005-03-21 Thread MDK
Dnia 21-03-2005, pon o godzinie 16:25 -0500, Joe Shaw napisał(a): > It should be using the thumbnails. In Best hit Ctrl-U to see the HTML > source and see where the file is being loaded from. I just tried it on > a jpg in my homedir, and it worked for me: Got it. It will only use thumbnails i

Beagle not using GNOME thumbnails (?)

2005-03-21 Thread MDK
Could it be that Beagle is not actually using the GNOME/Nautilus thumbnails for images? I suspect because: 1) While using Beagle under some system load, I noticed that I can "see" images being rendered in BEST (white gecko jpeg "parsing" line). It looks to me like images (say: 800x600) are being g

Re: Beagle: Consumes lots of memory making the system unusable

2005-03-15 Thread MDK
Dnia 15-03-2005, wto o godzinie 11:11 -0500, Ken VanDine napisał(a): > I had not noticed this, but this thread made me look. I have a single > IndexHelper log file that is 8.1G. All the others look reasonable. > Also, it isn't the latest file. > > A little info: > mono 1.1.4 > beagle 0.0.7 > db

Re: Font size (Was: Giant memory leaks still there)

2005-03-10 Thread MDK
Dnia 27-02-2005, nie o godzinie 17:50 +0200, Thomas Paris napisał(a): > > I figured if you do something like > >export LANG="C" > > in the shell you run Best from, the font sizes go back to normal. Im not > > sure what is causing this but it would be nice if someone could track > > this down

Beagle Nautilus Extension

2005-03-02 Thread MDK
I just thought it would be cool if beagle had a saimple nautilus extension to easily exclude a folder from indexing. The folder would get a special emblem or something. I feel like hacking on that but tell me what you think. -- Michał Dominik K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.mdk.org.pl

Re: Gentoo / inotify

2005-02-24 Thread MDK
> There's been some recent chatter around inotify in Fedora/SuSE etc, but > as a Gentoo user I'm wondering if Robert - or anyone else for that > matter - has an update on inotify versioning in gentoo-dev-sources. You can quite easily update your version of inotify. Just: - emerge gentoo-dev-sour

Mono GC + Beagled

2005-02-03 Thread MDK
ise > enough to allow us to run forever without eating all your RAM. I've been doing some mono development, and I noticed that too (Mono GC memory leaking). Is there any chance that this is going to change in the upcoming Mono versions? --