Hello,
I am using Beagle with Thunderbird and since this summer as far as I
know Thunderbird is supposed to open the mails I open from the
beagle-search frontend.
This is not working. I am using the latest Beagle svn and I have
installed the thunderbird beagle addon from svn, too.
Beagle says
> Beagle says this if I want to open a Mail:
> Unable to run : Failed to execute child process "" (No such file or
> directory)
>
> I don't use the thunderbird from debian, I have the original thunderbird
> installed in /opt/thunderbird.
beagle-search looks for a file called "thunderbird" or "mozi
Hi,
Thank you. Yes, that was the point. I supposed that beagle uses the
system (gnome, debian) wide configuration of mail and browser path. I
think it should if this configuration exists. On the other hand... no,
it can't use it because its possible that the mail program defined there
is any o
> Of course it is not needed if we will manage to fix that bug with
> indexing which I currently can reproduce on many sites.
Opera need not be storing the full content as needed by beagle for its
own search-indexing purpose; it is very possible that opera is
indexing the webpages as visited - in
Format seems to be too complicated for me :) I've just run
$ LANG=C grep "http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-590705.html";
cache4/dcache4.url
Binary file cache4/dcache4.url matches
So looks like there's a note about that page in Opera cache.
> Opera need not be storing the full content as need
> Hmm. I'm quiet sure that I've waited enough after visiting page and
> before trying to search its content. And I've just tested if Beagle
> indexes that sites content after shutting down Opera. For example:
> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-590705.html
> here we have a rare word "LiveUSB". I
Okay, here's some output from beagled --fb --debug --backend Opera
I managed to get it only once, I can't reproduce it :/ However the
fact that some sites are not indexed persists.
Debug: Starting backend: 'Opera'
Debug: Starting Opera history backend
Debug: Opera history backend done in 0,205798s
> Okay, here's some output from beagled --fb --debug --backend Opera
You did "--fb" or "--fg" ? --fg would run beagle on the foreground and print
both the logs from beagled and indexhelper.
> Debug: Starting backend: 'Opera'
> Debug: Starting Opera history backend
> Debug: Opera history backend
Hey folks,
I just wanted to update you with the recently added features to the
beagle
webinterface. Its kind of ready for first release now.
* Access it at http://localhost:4000/
* Directly search for "foo bar" by visiting
http://localhost:4000/?search=foo+bar (so, you can create search
