I'm not surprised. Reading and parsing metadata for about 2GB of data is
really intensive and requires a lot of CPU cycles.
I can't really do much to fix this though. In order for beagle to catch
changes (like new mails), beagle will have to read these files, that
unfortunately for you (and oth
Hi,
On Thu, 2006-09-07 at 16:29 -0700, Ethan Osten wrote:
> I'm currently about to write an application using a search technology
> like Beagle or Tracker (only the file search parts) and I'm not sure
> which to choose for the task, as both should be broadly suitable.
So, I'm somewhat reticent to
Hey,
I just checked in some fairly large changes to the way we were escaping
URIs, in the hopes of putting three separate bugs finally to rest and
cleaning up some fairly old and crufty code. I don't *think* it should
change anything in terms of index/database compatibility, but keep an
eye out f
