Re: Help! Your beagle likes to eat my file index!



On Fri, 2006-09-01 at 15:03 -0400, Joe Shaw wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> On Fri, 2006-09-01 at 09:52 +0200, Hanspeter Kunz wrote:
> > Here is what my (currently stuck) index helper log says at the end,
> > after indexing 130937 files:
> > 
> > 060901 0138450102 22495 IndexH DEBUG:
> > +file:///home/hkunz/Desktop/septumania/scn/matlab/ampperld.m
> > 060901 0205206770 22495 IndexH DEBUG:
> > +file:///home/hkunz/Desktop/septumania/scn/matlab/dosplitn.m
> > 060901 0248304832 22495 IndexH DEBUG:
> > +file:///home/hkunz/Desktop/septumania/scn/matlab/proto.m
> > 060901 0313406569 22495 IndexH DEBUG:
> > +file:///home/hkunz/Desktop/septumania/scn/matlab/rsamp.m
> > 060901 0447078848 22495 IndexH DEBUG:
> > +file:///home/hkunz/Desktop/septumania/scn/matlab/figsplit.m
> > 060901 0910377101 22495 IndexH DEBUG:
> > +file:///home/hkunz/Desktop/septumania/scn/matlab/prcrs.m
> > 
> > So, there is no problem reported here.
> 
> This is bug 348139:
> 
>         http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=348139
>         
> For some reason, the MIME detection code is going nuts (but not
> infinitely looping) on certain files.  I've seen it with matlab (.m),
> javascript (.js) and Java archive (.jar) files, but it doesn't happen
> all the time for me.

Ok. I see, thanks. 

> I'm rather stumped on this; I don't know the mime code too well (it's
> from freedesktop.org) nor do I understand why it's looping so tightly.
> I'll keep investigating, however.

Ok. I quickly went through the bug 348139 conversation - indeed it seems
not so clear where the problem comes from...

To my experience, the problem occurs only after beagled was running for
some time and the beagled-helper had accumulated an amount of memory.
Further, it seemed to me that indexing theses problematic files
(matlab/octave files in my case) takes longer and longer until finally
the helper gets stuck. (In the beginning, beagle is indexing also these
files quite happily.)

So, if you have any ideas on how I could help to resolve this, please
let me know.

cheers,
Hp.




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