I just built 0.2.11 on Kubuntu edgy, because I had the same problem with the
ubuntu packages (which are slightly older). Basically after I shut down beagle
and start it up again, it appears to have lost all its indexes. Here's what I
did:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ echo $BEAGLE_STORAGE
Hi,
I just checked in the fruits of my labor from the Mono Summit. With the
help of Ben Maurer, I identified a number of places where we were doing
some stupid things in Beagle, and with some additional info on some of
the quirkier aspects of the runtime, I was able to reduce the startup
memory
Hi,
On Wed, 2006-10-25 at 12:38 -0700, Tim Newsome wrote:
Basically after I shut down beagle and start it up again, it appears to have
lost all its indexes.
I don't think the indexes are lost, but it does look like the
Thunderbird backend has a bug and is unable to read its own index. What
Now, we have assembly attributes (essentially assembly metadata) which
specifies the classes that were previously picked out of thousands.
This metadata is usually set in an AssemblyInfo.cs file for the
assembly, and is required for these classes to be loaded. Think of it
as registering a
Hi,
On Wed, 2006-10-25 at 17:09 -0400, Debajyoti Bera wrote:
Now, we have assembly attributes (essentially assembly metadata) which
specifies the classes that were previously picked out of thousands.
This metadata is usually set in an AssemblyInfo.cs file for the
assembly, and is required
Joe Shaw wrote:
Basically after I shut down beagle and start it up again, it appears to have
lost all its indexes.
This must be a bug in the Thunderbird backend. Can you file a bug about
this at bugzilla.gnome.org and (if you can) attach the .msf file
I filed a bug. If it is a
I'm gonna assume this probably isn't on my side, but who knows? Either
way, let me know if anyone else can confirm, if its an issue, into
bugzilla it goes. But it would be an odd one to get through.
beagle-search test
Debug: Creating a ResponseMessageException from an ErrorResponse
Unhandled
Update, I just checked in a fix for this, we forgot QueryExecutor in an
AssemblyInfo.cs, and didn't have the namespacing right for the 'Query'
class we wanted.
If anyone's still curious:
http://cia.navi.cx/stats/project/gnome/beagle/.message/75256
Cheers,
Kevin Kubasik
On Wed, 2006-10-25 at
