zer0halo wrote: > This is re-post of what I wrote yesterday, just changing the subject > line to start a new thread with it, since it's now offtopic from the > original thread. > > On 1/8/07, * zer0halo* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> > wrote: > > > > On 1/8/07, *Michael Biebl* < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: > > > > Definitely a FUSE/encfs related problem. I tested the edgy packages > extensively and they work fine. > Though, if I setup a encfs encrypted home, I get the exact same > symptoms. as zer0halo. > > > You're right, after further testing I found the problem is not the > edgy debs, but the source not playing nice with FUSE. See below: > > > > > Building tracker from source does work and tracker runs > normally, though > > Are you sure about that? Compiling tracker from source should > give you > the same error. > > > Previously, I had made a couple of changes to the source based on a > previous post from Jamie in this thread. I had changed MAP_SHARED to > MAP_PRIVATE in xdgmimecache.c and depot.c. Then compiled tracker > from source, and it ran okay on my FUSE filesystem (well, there are > other problems, more on that below, but it didn't hang like the edgy > deb did.) So I changed those two files back to their original state > (MAP_SHARED), compiled from source again, and then when running > trackerd I have the same problem as with the edgy debs (segfaulting > when trying to "repair" index). So the deb is not the problem. > > So I changed xdgmimecache.c and depot.c back to MAP_PRIVATE and > recompiled, and trackerd went through its paces normally. No errors > listed in the log (with --debug). Finishes indexing ("waiting for > file events ..."). However, tracker-search yields no results. Well, > let me clarify: It seems from various tests I've made that tracker > will yield results for those files it has indexed since trackerd was > last run. However if trackerd is closed (ie, computer is rebooted), > then on restarting trackerd will no longer show results from the > files indexed, even though tracker-stats shows all those files as > indexed, and on startup the logs show trackerd watching all the > right folders. In other words, everything appears fine - no errors - > but tracker-search yields 0 results. > > Any way to make it work with FUSE?
I will need to install a fuse FS and play around with tracker with it. I cant see anything off the top of my head but will look into it over the weekend -- Mr Jamie McCracken http://jamiemcc.livejournal.com/ _______________________________________________ tracker-list mailing list tracker-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
