Re: [Nautilus-list] Re: medusa. What good does that do?
- From: Rebecca Schulman <rebecka eazel com>
- To: Rob Brown-Bayliss <rob ZOOstation cc>
- Cc: jgotts linuxsavvy com, Paul E Johnson <pauljohn ukans edu>, gnome-list gnome org, nautilus-list lists eazel com
- Subject: Re: [Nautilus-list] Re: medusa. What good does that do?
- Date: Mon, 04 Dec 2000 12:18:15 -0800
Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote:
> > I timed medusa-indexd and it took over 45 minutes before I killed it and
> > changed /etc/crontab to run my daily tasks at a time when I'm more likely to be
> > at home and sound asleep. I like to hack into the early hours.
>
> Does it need to reindex everything every time? I am not to up with the
> play on atributs (flags or whatever) in the linux file system, but is
> there some way meduse can set a bit and say "Hey, I was here yesterday
> and nothing has changed, lets not reindex the 600meg /tmp directory
> today huh?"
>
Not reindexing files and directories that have not changed since the last indexing
is definitely a useful optimization. medusa doesn't currently have the feature of
reusing unchanged index data, but this, along with more frequent updating, will be a
feature that will exist in the near future.
Rebecca
>
> --
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