Re: Archive filtering problem

[Stephan Hegel <stephan hegel gmx de>]

Hi Debajyoti,

D Bera wrote:
> Good catch. This will happen for oversized non-tar archives. I will
> fix it early next week. If you want to try the fix on your local
> system, in Filters/FilterArchive.cs:GetNextEntrySingle(),
> change
>    entry.MimeType = XdgMime.GetMimeType (entry.TempFile);
>
>    if (entry.TempFile != null)
>        entry.Size = new FileInfo (entry.TempFile).Length;
> to
>    if (entry.TempFile != null) {
>        entry.Size = new FileInfo (entry.TempFile).Length;
>        entry.MimeType = XdgMime.GetMimeType (entry.TempFile);
>    }
I've fixed my local system for testing, the output is attached below.
Hope it's what you want, especially the "Content:" 'cause the archive
file is not really skipped ...

Kind regards,
  Stephan.

beagle is rev3527 + the fix from above:

beagle-extract-content /home/steve/www/Graphics/Blender/Blender3d_SIGGRAPH2005_DVDRip.avi.bz2
Filename: file:///home/steve/www/Graphics/Blender/Blender3d_SIGGRAPH2005_DVDRip.avi.bz2
Debug: Loaded 55 filters from /usr/local/lib/beagle/Filters/Filters.dll
Debug: 10 meg threshold hit, skipping over /home/steve/www/Graphics/Blender/Blender3d_SIGGRAPH2005_DVDRip.avi.bz2
Filter: Beagle.Filters.FilterArchive (determined in 11.05s)
MimeType: application/x-bzip

Properties:
  Timestamp = 2005-08-06 04:29:54 (Utc)
  beagle:FileType = archive

Content:
Blender3d_SIGGRAPH2005_DVDRip.avi

HotContent:
(no hot content)

Text extracted in .02s