> I'm really new to beagle search. I have installed it on a ubuntu server and
> it's working fine, I want to use the web interface, it works locally, but
> when I try to access from a another client across the intranet it doesn't
> open any files.
It is currently not implemented since ... we didnt
2010 at 3:27 PM, larytet wrote:
> I want to access the search engine from altogether different machine which
> does not run the daemon.
>
> Is it possible?
>
> Thank you, Arkady.
>
> --- On Mon, 6/21/10, Enrico Minack wrote:
>
>> From: Enrico Minack
>>
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 1:17 PM, Enrico Minack wrote:
> Am Montag, den 21.06.2010, 11:58 +0530 schrieb D Bera:
>> > I am struggling to get WEB interface for Beagle working under Ubuntu
>> > 10.04. I have got through literally 100s of messages on this board, but I
>>
> I am struggling to get WEB interface for Beagle working under Ubuntu 10.04. I
> have got through literally 100s of messages on this board, but I still can
> not figure out how to allow remote access to the search results.
>
> localhost:4000 works just fine. When I try to access the WEB page via
> In a sense, yes. What I want to be able to do is use a query like
> 'LIKE image1.jpg' and Beagle will return all images within a certain
> distance of image1.jpg. pHash uses its own database organized as a
Then you want to implement an IQueryable that parses the query, looks
for "LIKE:xxx" query
> With that said, it seems like we could create our own backend that is
> just an IQueryable that merely traverses a directory and creates our
> own index. Then anytime a file is being searched for with the correct
> query syntax, we can consult our index and return the correct results.
> However,
> I am having trouble getting my Beagle filter to work. I have placed it
> in the correct location but when running beagle-extract-content it
> reports that 0 filters were loaded from my extension.
Possibly
(1) the localtion was incorrect
(2) the mimetype or extension are not correctly reported
Y
Its too much effort to verify the xsd file :-). But it looks
consistent with whatever I remember about the xml structure of hits. I
like the idea of generating the parser from the schema - this way
future changes (!) could be easily incorporated. I wish we had used a
schema based approach for our C
>> I would like to wrote a client using Java, so that's why I think about the
>> XML API.
>> Say me if I'm wrong, but on this page I can see only C, C# or Pyhton, not
>> XML ?
If you look at the XSL based parsers in beagle/webinterface/.../*.xsl
files, you will get an idea of the structure of th
does beagle cleans up its indexes and textcaches now and then?
I mean it looks like old documents (now removed) still come up when
searching...
is there a way to clean indexes and textcache, or should I simply remove
these directories in the .beagle folder now and then?
...
>> does beagle cleans up its indexes and textcaches now and then?
>> I mean it looks like old documents (now removed) still come up when
>> searching...
>> is there a way to clean indexes and textcache, or should I simply remove
>> these directories in the .beagle folder now and then?
>
> It should
Dear friends,
You must have seen this coming. Lack of time of both me and Joe
(personally communicated) has left the beagle project practically
unmaintained. We wanted to do a final release, and Joe even managed to
check-in some patches from the bugzilla. We have been talking about it
among us sinc
> Is there a way to tell beagle to search certain plain text dot files,
> like .bash_history and .Rhistory?
>
> I tried to make an external filter but didn't succeed.
Oops... no - dot files and directories are not touched - this is
probably hardcoded in the code and cannot be overriden by any user
Hi,
Sorry, I missed your email ... you possibly forgot to attach the traceback.
Without any other detailed inforthis looks like mono error to me.
- dBera
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 11:03 AM, Dieter
Woerz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to run beagled in OpenSuse 11.1, but whenever I start the
> daem
> I see that there has been some discussion in the past regarding the maximum
> number of hits returned by beagle-query. I'd like to throw in my 2c worth
> with the following comments:
>
> The hard-coded limit of 100 hits is the single most annoying thing in the
> whole of beagle, which is otherwi
Umm... (sheepishly) right.
> you mean I only can use "beagle-query --max-hits 500 xxx" to get more
> results in terminal ?
> thanks
>
> 2009/7/8 D Bera
>>
>> That is not beagle-query (command line) but beagle-search (the GUI).
>> Did you ask how to
x-hits 500" from a command line, you
should get more than 201.
- dBera
> I have set "beagle-query --max-hits 500" in terminal of ordinary user .
> http://bildr.no/view/445521
> above is my screenshot , it does not give 500 results .
>
> why?
> thanks
>
&g
Use whatever you said ... "beagle-query --max-hits 300"
> How to set it larger ? thanks
>
> 2009/7/8 D Bera
>>
>> > Sometime I find my max limit is 100 , but sometimes 200.
>> >
>> > I see in your page that the default is 100.
>> >
> Sometime I find my max limit is 100 , but sometimes 200.
>
> I see in your page that the default is 100.
>
> why sometimes 200 in my mathine ?
>
> If I can use "beagle-query --max-hits 300" to change to 300?
Apologies for the delay.
The max-limit, as implemented currently, is not quite the right
> There is a SnippetMode, but alas it's already set to true. However, in
> FilterMail.cs I found
>
> // If this is the richest part we found for
> multipart emails, add its content to textcache
> if (this.depth == 1 && this.count == 0)
>
> > Thanks for your advice, but regrettably it just doesn't work: Total hits: 0.
> > So is this a bug? (I haven't actually found any documentation on what should
> > work).
> >
> > Can someone tell me how to use beagle-query with the search-term being a
> > uri: with spaces (or other funny characte
> After installing Fedora 11, I noticed that beagle no longer indexes
> locally stored Evolution IMAP emails. I do have both the EvolutionMail
> and EvolutionDataServer backends installed.
>
> I've been doing some researching and it appears that Tracker, another
> indexer is having the same proble
> I notice that the snippet feature seems a bit fragile - that is, it returns
> null under various circumstances, even though the content is correctly
> found. The circumstances include (as far as I can see) any child indexable
> such as a mail attachment, some mail (but not all), and also any phra
> Thanks for your advice, but regrettably it just doesn't work: Total hits: 0.
> So is this a bug? (I haven't actually found any documentation on what should
> work).
>
> Can someone tell me how to use beagle-query with the search-term being a
> uri: with spaces (or other funny characters) in it? F
> Can someone tell me how to use beagle-query with the search-term being a
> uri: with spaces (or other funny characters) in it? For example,
> beagle-query actually returns a hit like
> "file:///var/SDRFiles/COMMON/Suppliers/MCS/Price List.xls" - and I want pass
> this back again to beagle-query a
>> I obtained a different answer depending on the URL call, and if I invoke the
>> server from 10.5.36.50:4000 I receive an invalid XML string. For example:
>>
>> FROM HTTP://10.5.36.50:4000 (Invalid xml string)
>>
>> 391 // This number seems to be a random one
>
> This looks like chunked transfer
Some backends might fail to start when mono version is 2. beagled will
throw an exception like
System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the
target of an invocation. ---> System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the
path "/.../Locks/lucene-xx-write.lock" is
> Firstly it was imposible to access to this web interface from another
> computer, so I thought it was disabled. Fortunately I found the way to avoid
> it. Just changing this string in Server.cs file
>
> line 833 string host="localhost"; ---> string host="*"
It was that way to be extra-cautious f
Hi,
> Wondering if there's a way to make sure,
> that Beagle, is running correctly according to htop,
> there are allot of beagle pid running like 9 sometimes up-to 13
I am very confident that htop is displaying threads as well. Ask it to
only display the processes and there should be 2 - one
there some change in logout routine in Gnome these days so that
processes are forcefully killed using kill-9 or something?
- dBera
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 7:07 AM, waterloo wrote:
> My File category disppeared.
> Addon is my beagle log file of now.
>
> Thanks
>
> 2009/4/17 D Bera
>> -r 1 frederik frederik 6 2009-01-11 17:23
>> /home/frederik/.beagle/Indexes/IndexingServiceIndex/Locks/lucene-87e2d2d7eab46d37e08cb23db1c76b0c-write.lock
>>
>> Making the file writeable again, fixed the problem. I have no idea
>> how these permissions got screwed up.
>
> Was looking and
>> This is quite strange! It appears as though the Files backend is not
>> running. And there is no notification message for it either!
>>
>> I don't know if gentoo disables debug building by default; if not,
>> then my best bet is to run "beagled --debug" and observe the log at
>> ~/.beagle/Log/cu
> Below is my output of "beagle-info --status":
>
> IsIndexing="false" />
> IsIndexing="false" />
> ProgressPercent="-1" IsIndexing="false" />
> ProgressPercent="-1" IsIndexing="false" />
> IsIndexing="false" />
>
This is quite strange! It appears as th
> I mean "Service Options -> Index Information" in beagle UI.
> http://bildr.no/view/388951
>
> I have choose File in preference , but I can not find it in Index
> Information or search file .
> http://bildr.no/view/388952
Can you send me the output of "beagle-info --status" after File has
disappe
Hi,
I am not sure I understand the problem correctly.
> Yestoday I found "File category" in "Index Information" of beagle
> disappeared .
> So I now can not search files in an ext3 partition.
You mean the drop-down box in the search UI beagle-search ? Or the
"Index information" menu item in bea
> I've been getting the impression over the last little while that
> beagle's future is in question.
Sad yet true. I emailed the list a few weeks ago asking if anyone is
interesting in helping with development/maintaining ... no response
yet.
> One thing in particular is that the evolution backen
> It gives :
> Debug: Delaying add of file:///media/bak/oo/FILE/??n?¤ì???·.chm
> until FSQ comes across it
> **
> ERROR:strenc.c:193:mono_unicode_to_external: assertion failed: (utf8!=NULL)
> Aborted
>
> how to fix it ? thanks
This is a mono bug. It is chocking on this file with (possibly)
> When I disable the Locate backend, beagle-query exits after ~19s; otherwise
> it takes ages, even when I use source:Files.
Hmm... I will remember to check up on this.
> Debug: Parsed query 'source:Files' as prop query:key=beagle:Source,
> value=Files and property type=Keyword
> Debug: Parsed qu
> Sure, I did a simple search on a filename:
>
> $ /usr/bin/time beagle-query Reconnaissance --verbose
> Returned latest 4 results out of total 4 matches
...
> MimeT: beagle/x-locate-result
> Src: Locate
As you figured out this has to do with the Locate backend. You can run
beagle-query with argu
> After running beagle-build-index on the "heavy" data set for a while, the
> number of open files kept growing; I killed the process at 257 open files,
..
> broken) the number of open files was at ~266. It's mostly .chm files, so
> maybe there's something broken? The ("small") index is fine, btw.
Hi Jens,
> while I'm at it, I happen to have another question, this time concerning the
> case of search terms. It seems that the search is case-sensitive, and I was
Search is not (supposed to be) case-sensitive. Can you double check ?
- dBera
--
---
Hi Jens,
> after upgrading beagle from 0.3.5 to 0.3.8 (both Ubuntu packages), I
...
> same file with the error "process too big". When I use --disable-restart, it
> fails with "too many files open", which I can probably fix, but I was
> wondering what might have changed from 0.3.5 to 0.3.8 to caus
> I 'm just installed the beagle-0.3.9 and found it is a useful tool.
> I have a question for you guys.
> The items (I mean the space between items) in the result pages (GUI) are too
> big. I see this under folders of the Images and documents except the
> conversations. Do you know why? Could y
Hey folks,
Beagle project is looking for a maintainer.
I am currently the only active developer/maintainer but for the last
several months I am finding it hard to devote time for this project. I
will probably relocate by the end of the summer and then I will be
completely cut-off from the project
Hi,
Beagle and libbeagle 0.3.9 is now available. Besides lots of bug
fixes, this release fixes a major problem with mono-2 where temporary
files would not be deleted.
THE SHORT OF IT
---
Beagle is a Linux desktop-independent service which transparently and
unobtrusively indexes you
> I get this on this site: http://sysadmin.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
>
> A javascript alert pops up:
>
> ==8<
> [Javascript Application]
>
> Fail to write content/metadata.
> Would you like to disable beagle now ?
> ==8<
>
> Be
> x86_64 on AMD Phenom SMP system.
> It appears that the mails in thunderbird are indexed over and over.
> (more items added than total count of mails in thunderbird)
> Won't this pollute my Beagle index?
> I get 1000s of small files per day so clean them out manually every now and
> then.
>
> What
> I am running beagle-thunderbird 0.3.8-13 on my FC10 system.
> I experienced loads (10's of thousands) of tmp files in /tmp containing
> headers of old email messages after installing beagle-thunderbird.
>
> Are these files coming from beagle-thunderbird?
> If so:
> Why are there so many?
> Why ar
> Which to me means that beagled is working with this new combination of
> backends. So the failure mode appears to be when both EvolutionMail and
> EvolutionDataServer are enabled.
I guessed something like this. Looks like some assertion fault in the
native C library - which is messing up some G
>> I have this in mind. This needs to be fixed - I think I can do this on
>> my own. I will let you know if I need some more input.
>
> OK. Glad to help.
Umm... I need some help :-(
Can you disable only the Evo mail backend and see the behaviour ?
Now disable only the EvolutionDataServer backend
> But still, why is it such a thing gumming up the whole of beagled? I
> would think/hope the failure of individual indexers would not gum up all
> of beagle.
I have this in mind. This needs to be fixed - I think I can do this on
my own. I will let you know if I need some more input.
> As it is,
> So, given that my indexing is so backed up, do you want me to leave it
> as such for further investigation or can I disable the EvolutionMail
> data source and restart the daemon again?
Yeah. I have to ask the Evolution folks what changed in the new
version. Till then, no Evolution email indexin
>> Can you verify that the summary files are now in SQLite ? That could
>> very well be the problem.
>
> Well, in fact, given one of the entries in my beagle-status:
>
> Delayed 0 (13/11/2008 6:09:48 PM)
> /home/brian/.evolution/mail/imap/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/folders/INBOX/summary
> Status: /home/bria
>> Might be the same issue as http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=557534
>> Sadly the above bug report does not have a lot of details.
>
> Well, indeed, yes, there was the SQLite migration with 2.24. Does/did
> Beagle access Evolution's data store directly though, or through an
> Evolution e
Anyone else using Evolution 2.24.1 facing indexing problems with beagle ?
>> Which version of Evolution are you running ?
>
> 2.24.1 (sadly).
Might be the same issue as http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=557534
Sadly the above bug report does not have a lot of details.
- dBera
--
--
Which version of Evolution are you running ? There are a few Evolution
indexing bugs that were recently reported.
Also I couldnt figure out why that exception would stall other tasks.
Something else is going wrong :-(
- dBera
___
Dashboard-hackers maili
>> I would guess something is crashing in the evolutionmail backend.
>
> And that completely wedges up indexing forever?
The usual crashes dont (aka errors and exceptions). But the ones that
crashes in the C library sometimes brings the whole process to a halt.
It is usually hard to recover from c
> Using beagle 0.3.8-1ubuntu2 when I enable the EvolutionMail Data source
> on Ubuntu Intrepid, it seems to back beagled right up (note the time on
> the tasks vs the current time below:
>
> Every 5.0s: beagle-info --status
> Thu Nov 13 18:18:00 2008
>
>
> It used to be the case that when I double-clicked on a mail message (I
> have mail-message-per-file in folders) it used my
> XEDITOR/VISUAL/EDITOR, which is gnuclient. Now (beagle 0.3.8, other
> changes) it launches firefox. What's controlling this!?
Beagle uses the same settings used by gnome
> 1) Is there any reason why I couldn't have another process read
> the beagle document indexes and add lucene fields to the existing lucene
> document entries? I know lucene only likes 1 index writer. I'd be
> writing to it from a separate Java lucene app.
There is nothing stopping you from doing
> you're right, xmp for directories doesn't seem to work. :-(
> Is there any reason why?
Don't remember. Usually xmp metadata only makes sense for files. there
could also be technical problems; but I think extending the support to
directories is a natural request.
>> you can just read from the c
> I'd like to add extraordinary information for directories. In every one
> of them a file named content.xml contains these information.
>
> After reading the documentation, I guess a filter is supposed to do this
> job. Is that right? But what is the mime-type for directories? And what
> is within
Henry, from what I can see, the problem is in gmime-2.4 which is
crashing evolutionmail indexer. Either disable evolution mail indexing
or downgrade to gmime-2.2 as a temporary solution.
Jeff, This is crashing in gmime (2.4). Any clues ?
It might be possible to get the particular email causing the
> on many commands (i.e.: beagle-config --list-backends) I get this
> these errors before the regular output of the command.
> Anything really wrong or I can just live with them?
>
> ** (/usr/lib/beagle/Info.exe:3317): WARNING **: Symbol file
> /usr/lib/beagle/Info.exe.mdb has incorrect version (ex
A technical followup:
> Roughly, libbeagle is trying to connect to beagle using the latter's
> unix socket. Sometimes when the load is high (and sometimes for
> reasons I havent yet figured out) this takes a long time. The
> connection happens in a non-blocking mode but sometimes the buffer at
Ea
Hi Fredrik,
> Beagle suddenly does not seem to respond to connections on its socket
> anymore, causing all kind of different hangs in GTK+ application (for
> example any file chooser and Evolution's new message window take more than
> a minute to come up).
>
> Any idea what is causing this or how
Hi Marco,
On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 10:05 AM, Marco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to change the webinterface home page.
> I'd like to have a form similar to the one of google advanced search:
> http://www.google.com/advanced_search
>
> Being a total newbie at all this, I've made a
> since I'm not using the KDE3 version of kmail perhaps I could symlink
> ~/.kde/share/kmail to ~/.kde4/share/kmail? Would that work? Or does beagle
> need the other directories in the ~/.kde4 folder as well?
It might actually work. I suggest you give it a try.
- dBera
--
--
> So now my question is, why isn't beagle indexing my kmail... mail? Hmmm...
> unless... I'm using the beagle package that came with opensuse 11. That is
> beagle package 0.3.7-22.1. Is that before the patch for the kde4 kmail?
Looks like the fix was in version 0.3.8
http://www.mail-archive.com/da
> I think I probably already know the answer but I'll ask anyway...
>
> I run openSuSE 11.0 with KDE4. I also use the kde4-kmail package from
> opensuse. Does the beagle kmail backend work with this version of kmail? I
> sort of think that it doesn't but I figured I'd ask to make certain. :)
I am
Thanks. Some work needs to be done. I will keep you updated.
I noticed some different issues with the firefox extension
(IndexingService backend). If you could send me these files, then it
will be helpful.
I am really interested in the first line of these files which should
contain the URI. Any UR
>> I think there was a bug in xdg-mime that was fixed a while back. Could
>> this be the issue?
> Hmm, I'm not sure 'cause I haven't changed the xdg-utils package on my
> system for the two tests mentioned above. If the xdgmime package coming
> with the beagle source package has changed - I don't k
>> Are queries returning results from these logs ?
>
> Indeed, yes.
I think then everything is fine. The next release should contain a fix
to remove spurious or unneeded tasks.
> So I was just about to go USR1 beagled and I found I have a number of
> them running:
Interesting. If possible, could
Sorry, I missed your reply.
>> Nothing recent enough in current-Beagle to explain them. Nothing in any
>> logs it seems:
>>
>> $ grep purple ~/.beagle/Log/current-*
>
> Any more advice on how to hunt down all of the pidgin IRC log indexing
> failures?
Are the files 0-sized by any chance ? It cou
>> > could someone please point me to the way of restricting a search for a
>> > single directory:
>> >
>> > beagle-query --inuri:file:///myhome/pdf/endocrinology/FMRF --keywords \
>> > snail
>>
>> Its not "--inuri:..." - try "inuri:file:///..."
>> You can also try "inuri:FMRF" - this will search i
> I'm running Ubuntu Intrepid right now which has beagle 0.3.8 in it. My
> beagle-status shows a ton of these:
>
> Blocked Tasks:
> Cancelled task:
>Tag: file:///home/brian/.purple/logs/irc/[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]/%23lustre.chat/2008-09-27.192300-0400EDT.txt
>Creator:
> Description:
> P
> could someone please point me to the way of restricting a search for a
> single directory:
>
> beagle-query --inuri:file:///myhome/pdf/endocrinology/FMRF --keywords \
> snail
Its not "--inuri:..." - try "inuri:file:///..."
You can also try "inuri:FMRF" - this will search in all directories
with
Hey folks,
I am not too familiar with non english, non UTF8 locales, so I
need some help in figuring out some details. For a lot of file types,
beagle runs an external program on the file and reads its output and
then indexes it. E.g. for external filter, for pdf files (output of
pdftotext) etc
> My request concerns the desktop search window:
>
> I propose that the search terms entered are remembered by the programm
> and that the line where to enter the terms should become a list window
> with the older searches to be opened again on request.
It will be appreciated if you could file a b
Hi Kevin,
> 1) General status update (anything super-pertinent)
> 2) Key TODO's
> 3) Things we want/need from the community (specifically Gnome/FDO)
>
> Now I have my opinions and ideas, but want to make sure that as much
> of the projects opinions/ideas/needs are represented in Berlin.
KDE alrea
> I wondering if there is an interface or api that I can use to benchmark
> beagle performance. I would prefer a non-C# interface. I would like to look
> at query and update performance and space overheads. Thanks.
You can use libbeagle (C API) or python-beagle bindings to perform
queries, send da
> I was wondering if there were any stop words (or non-words) that Beagle
> excludes from its index. Are there terms that are not indexed even if a
> filter returns them? Thanks.
I believe its the list given in
http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/beagle/trunk/beagle/beagled/Lucene.Net/Analysis/StopAnalyze
>>> For some reason beagle-search just shows an white icon with no text
>>> for applications (see attachment)
>>> Any ideas how to debug this?
>>> Tryed deleting the application index and let beagle create a new one
>>> but it did not change anything.
>>> This makes the applications backend pretty
> For some reason beagle-search just shows an white icon with no text
> for applications (see attachment)
> Any ideas how to debug this?
> Tryed deleting the application index and let beagle create a new one
> but it did not change anything.
> This makes the applications backend pretty much useless
> It happened again and this time he got some more information:
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=455739#c3
> Seems like the evoultion backend is filling the logs with warnings.
Good find. This particular case was reported sometime ago and I had
checked in a workaround for that [1]. (O
Hey folks,
Need some suggestion here. Once in a while for some user, beagle
creates these giant log files. I am wondering how to stop that. This
is really trying to avoid worst case behaviour. The logging scenario
is much better now than a year ago so the average users dont see this
problem.
The
> I got a bugreport about beagle using 243GB for ~/.beagle which seems a
> bit high ;)
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=455739
> Any ideas? (besides what I already asked there)
drats! Thats with 0.3.7.
I am pretty sure the user does not have the log files and it is
probably one error
Hi Blackhold,
> I'm really interested on beagle's webinterface, I'm a systems admin
> looking for a tool that allows to search into pdf, odf, doc, xls files
> uploaded into a webserver.
Beagle will work but could be an overkill. There are other standard
solutions (e.g. htdig based) that could be
> Build fails on fedora rawhide:
> http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=716898&name=build.log
...
> ./Beagle.Search.Tiles/Tile.cs(351,48): error CS1061: Type
> `Gnome.Vfs.MimeApplication' does not contain a definition for
> `SupportUris' and no extension method
>>> Build fails on fedora rawhide:
>>> http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=716898&name=build.log
>> ...
>>> ./Beagle.Search.Tiles/Tile.cs(351,48): error CS1061: Type
>>> `Gnome.Vfs.MimeApplication' does not contain a definition for
>>> `SupportUris' and no extension method `SupportUri
> Build fails on fedora rawhide:
> http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=716898&name=build.log
...
> ./Beagle.Search.Tiles/Tile.cs(351,48): error CS1061: Type
> `Gnome.Vfs.MimeApplication' does not contain a definition for
> `SupportUris' and no extension method `SupportUris' of type
>
Hello,
I am pleased to announce the release of Beagle 0.3.8, the next
feature release of the 0.3 series. There are lots of new features, GUI
changes and bug fixes; see below for the rather large list. Due to
time constraints, we could not get the translations up-to-date for the
GUI. Expect a rele
Hi Bob,
> I just started using beagle-query and I was wondering if you can send
> beagle-query a text file full of keywords to search on versus using the
> command line.
>
> e.g. beagle-query -f search_term_file
>
> kind of like
>
> grep -f filename *
>
> instead of beagle-query keyword1 or keywo
>>> I'm running the beagle-extract-content program from within my C++
>>> program
>>> using popen() to get a pipe to the programs output. I am then
>>> reading file
>>> keywords into my program from beagle-extract-content. The program is
>>> parallelized to crawl several directories with each threa
> I'm running the beagle-extract-content program from within my C++ program
> using popen() to get a pipe to the programs output. I am then reading file
> keywords into my program from beagle-extract-content. The program is
> parallelized to crawl several directories with each thread instantiating
> One of the big weaknesses in Beagle is that the messaging system
> between beagled and beagled-index-helper and between beagled and
> clients is a slow, bloated XML format.
Its actually not that bad :-D. I used to think the same for a long
long time. Then I did some experiments and it turned out
>> What is surprising is that the limit is 100! So there is no sense in
>> saying "first 67" of 212 hits. And the above list has exactly 101
>> entries (in case you printed the exact output). So maybe you were
>> unlucky and the file you were looking for was the 101st one (beagle
>...
> This can no
> I have a folder "volltext" which contains several hundreds of biomed
> articles in pdf-format. this folder is in the search-list of beagle. I
> was looking for entries of "chrousos". The result with beagle was: 65
> documents, 1 email entry. that looks ok. However, the article
> Endocrinology, Vo
Hi,
Now that we have the feature to index USB drives, data CDs and
other kind of removable media, I was thinking if it is possible to
walk the last mile and provide HAL scripts to integrate the feature to
today's desktops.
I am not much familiar with HAL scripts and how the nice popups
"Open
Hey,
Its that time of the year again :-)
http://beagle-project.org/files/0.3/beagle-0.3.7.99.tar.gz
Lots of changes ... so if you can, install it and use it normally as
you would. I would really appreciate it. (And double bonus if you try
out the new features e.g. indexing removable medium, bi
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