Re: Beagle Searching

[Alper KANAT <tunix raptiye org>]

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I realized that the directory is being created when I write:
beagle-exercise-file-system

I have my home files in the same partition as the root partition... I
only want to index my home directory and the /pub directory which is a
FAT32 partition with a size of ~30 GB..

Right now, Beagle index my files in the home directory but it's really
really slow.... I haven't come to my /pub partition yet...


Rick Friedman wrote:
> On Sat April 22 2006 17:57, D Bera wrote:
>>> Is it normal that it creates a directory named "1" in my home directory
>>> with a lot of empty files number 1 to 1000+.... ?
>> NO!
>> Unless "explicitly directed" beagle only creates items in HOME/.beagle
>> directory.
> 
> Interesting... I also have a folder named "1" in my home directory with a lot 
> of numbered, empty files. I was wondering where it came from. If it's beagle 
> that's creating it then why? I know for sure that I haven't "explicitly 
> directed" it to create items anywhere other than ~/.beagle.
> 
> Rick
> 
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