Re: beagles eating my /var filesystem

["D Bera" <dbera web gmail com>]

> $ sudo du -xk /var | sort -n
> 509671  /var/cache/beagle/indexes/documentation/PrimaryIndex
> 512804  /var/cache/beagle/indexes/documentation
> 519542  /var/cache/beagle/indexes
> 520149  /var/cache/beagle
> 606044  /var/cache
>
> > And tell me if anything changes.
>
> Seems nothing.

Either there is some error in beagle-manage-index which could be
revealed if you remove the redirection to /dev/null (along with
--enable-deletion) or the index _is_ legitimate. Can you rerun with
the redirection removed and attach the log (It should not be too large
since nothing would have changed in the documentation directories).
520 MB index data looks a bit large though. But  it is for 37090 files
and it is not thoroughly improbable since the documentation files are
mostly text data. Do you have a lot of files that are supposed to be
indexed in the documentation index ?

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