Hello, I am trying out beagle on my system, and it works more or less now, except for file handling (which includes all my mail, stored in sylpheed maildirs). what happens: - first run of beagled, files get indexed, no problem - after some time, best get stuck at the "Rendering" phase after displaying the number of hits found, and the web form gives a HTTP 500 error with mono "System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException: Tcp transport error" after hitting the find button The only relevant lines are in IndexHelper log: 05-09-15 01.15.06.93 15195 IndexH DEBUG: No activity for 30,0 minutes, shutting down 05-09-15 01.15.06.98 15195 IndexH DEBUG: CancelIfBlocking Beagle.Daemon.ConnectionHandler 05-09-15 01.15.06.98 15195 IndexH DEBUG: (1) Waiting for 2 workers... 05-09-15 01.15.06.98 15195 IndexH DEBUG: waiting for HandleConnection (74) 05-09-15 01.15.06.98 15195 IndexH DEBUG: waiting for server '/home/bernard/.beagle/socket-helper' 05-09-15 01.15.07.32 15195 IndexH DEBUG: Server '/home/bernard/.beagle/socket-helper' shut down 05-09-15 01.15.07.32 15195 IndexH DEBUG: (2) Waiting for 1 worker... 05-09-15 01.15.07.33 15195 IndexH DEBUG: waiting for HandleConnection (74) - beagle-shutdown does nothing to kill the 2 mono processes for the daemon and indexhelper (and the 5 or 6 defunct ones), I have to go with a few "killall mono" - restarting beagled looks like it goes fine (and it starts crawling the directories again) - new queries give out System.NullReferenceException as in: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/dashboard-hackers/2005-September/msg00012.html - after some times, a few files begin to reappear in best results (the web form still bails out with tcp transport errors), BUT only some files reappear! For example, after beagled has re-indexed my "~/.mail/inbox", some mails will get listed, some others not - some queries still return NullReferenceException in the daemon logs Any clues? I'm on a gentoo amd64 box, mono-1.1.8.3, beagle CVS and other components from the gentopia overlay ps: the beagled logs contain a lot of warnings about zsh "~/.history*" temporary files that get created and deleted after every command. Shouldn't the daemon simply ignore them (as dotted files), instead of trying to do things with them? -- Voyageur, from France Toute réussite déguise une abdication. -+- Simone de Beauvoir, Mémoires d'une jeune fille rangée -+-
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