ng certain
directories to Beagle exclude list.
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needed. This
> requires some effort in these torrent apps, thus I doubt if they will fix it.
> Still... its worth a try.
>
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torrent clients) are constantly
> modifying a file. The best solution is to just have your download
> directory excluded by beagle.
>
> On 10/19/07, Andrey Melentyev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'm using Beagle 0.2.18 with mono-1.2.5.1 and Kerry frontend under
> >
if Opera support was
completely removed, please edit the beagle-project.org wiki pages
according to the current list of supported backends.
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> if its not that ready, I would really like to disable it altogether.
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Opera allows
> extensions and that they can be open source) like the firefox
> extension.
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rs for a lot of
> languages. Currently the english stemmer is hardcoded. It will take
> some more work to plug the right stemmer and complete the loop. It
> wont be ready for the current release, but hopefully it will be
> implemented sometime soon after that.
>
>
I've just realized, that new Opera 9.5 already has its own built-in
full text history search. It is turned on by default, when user prints
something in address bar, Opera suggests not only site names which
match the expression, but also the pages where the typed words are
found in Opera history.
h
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
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
It was --fg of course. Sorry for a typo. Seems that I'm doing
something wrong. Because I don't get any output when pages are
indexed. For example, this is full output from console:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ beagled --fg --debug --backend Opera
Always: Starting Beagle Daemon (version 0.3.0)
Always: Run
No, I have no such file.
I found why I didn't get any +url messages. Its because of Gentoo
portage and my stupidness. There was a patch in gentoo to make debug
output less (I don't know for what) and it was automatically applied
when I rewrote ebuild to use subversion instead of old release
tarball
Wow. Just updated to the latest revision. Now Opera indexing works
much better with 9.50 Beta. Thank you very much.
The only page that is not indexed is kino.local.pp.ru which I
mentioned earlier. I looked through the page source and tried to run
beagle-extract-content for the saved file. It seems
> I get it. This happens a lot in these web-crazy days; the only solution I know
> is to include a full HTMLEngine in beagle's html filter. That would be a
> terrible overkill; also I think we can do without indexing such pages for the
> time being :-(
Bad situation :( Maybe an optional dependency
I'm at revision 4211 now. At the Gentoo forums for example, here's
what I see: http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/3893/25217754it3.png -
no timestamp
A strange thing - on the other site timestamp is ok:
http://img86.imageshack.us/img86/7263/93690108ba8.png
You can see "сегодня" written there. It is
> Opera uses big-endian to store integers; we were doing machine value
> till now. r4214 should do it correctly. What is surprising is how some
> sites worked before! Could you test a few of your sites to see if they
> are working ? I tested positive with both the sites you used in the
> two pictur
Hello,
I see that in Beagle preferences there is an option to enable/disable
indexing when running on batteries. Can someone tell me, how do Beagle
know if the machine is on AC power or not? Does Beagle use HAL daemon
to get this info? If yes, what exactly variables from lshal are used?
Thanks in
Thank you for the information, I hope to see hal support in Beagle sometime.
But actually I'm mostly worried by the number of wakeups-from-idle per
second that beagled generates when AC is unplugged. PowerTOP (
http://www.lesswatts.org/projects/powertop/ ) utility says that
beagled produces:
1,
Hello,
Joe, thank you very much for information, I'll try to search Mono
bugzilla for this issue. Sorry for asking about mono-related bugs
here, I didn't realize that Beagle was not the reason of wakeups
first.
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