Re: [Nautilus-list] eazel:// eazel-services:// search:// not recognized

[Josh Barrow <josh eazel com>]

Gerry,

Hi!  In order to search your drive, you need to have created an index of your
drive.  In order to do this, follow this instructions;

1) On the command line, type these commands,
    su
    <password>
    medusa-indexd

2) Wait for medusa-indexd to finish.  It will take roughly 25 to 40 minutes.
This depends on the size of your drive, how many files you have, and how many
text files you have.

3) On the command line, type these commands,
    su (if you aren't already root)
    <password> (if you aren't already root)
    medusa-searchd

4) Let medusa-searchd continue running; while it's running, start nautilus

5) In Nautilus, click on the "Find" button.

You should be all set to find anything on your drive!

Happy searching!

Josh

Gerry Chu wrote:

> > That definately sounds like you dont have the medusa package.  The
> > medusa package implements the search: protocol for gnome-vfs.
>
> I installed that, but nautilus said medusa wouldn't start.  It doesn't look
> like there are debs for ammonite and that other module.  And upon further
> research, I found out that apt-get install nautilus didn't even install all
> the required debs that there were debs for!
>
> I'll just try compiling...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gerry
>
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