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D Bera writes:
> Are you indexing files on NFS (or something mounted remotely) ? This
> seems to be a problem with index synchronization (which, I think,
> copies the index locally, does more indexing and copies it back upon
> shutdown). I noticed the
If you want to know more about index synchronization, this is from the
changelog of beagled/IndexSynchronization.cs =>
Index Synchronization
* If PathFinder.HomeDir is on NFS, or BEAGLE_SYNCHRONIZE_LOCALLY is set we
synchronize the indexes locally (to /tmp/beagle-$user).
* Needed to move all the
Are you indexing files on NFS (or something mounted remotely) ? This
seems to be a problem with index synchronization (which, I think,
copies the index locally, does more indexing and copies it back upon
shutdown). I noticed there is a flag to turn off this feature:
$ beagle-config daemon ToggleIn
So I just did beagle-shutdown, waited 10 minutes, checked ps, and
started a new daemon. Result: 4 days worth of indices thrown away :-(
I attach the end of the old session log and the beginning of the new
one -- can any expert point me at where in the process the indices are
getting trashed, or b
Kevin Kubasik writes:
> Can you attach logs or the output when run with the --fg --debug flags
> (they can be found ~/.beagle/Log)
I've attached the first 100 lines of the log -- nothing leaps out a
me, but then I don't know what to look for.
> I have found that the IndexHelper processes tend to
On 10/11/05, Kevin Kubasik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you attach logs or the output when run with the --fg --debug flags
> (they can be found ~/.beagle/Log)
>
> I have found that the IndexHelper processes tend to linger for a but,
> so running beagle-shutdown then wait a few moments, try ps a
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During my first week of using beagle, I was shutting down the daemon
and restarting it quite a lot. Almost always, this caused a complete
loss of access to the previously built indices -- queries and
beagle-index-info both showed nothing left, althoug