Re: [Tracker] Indexing the content of java files

[jamie <jamiemcc blueyonder co uk>]

On Sat, 2007-11-03 at 14:40 +0100, Jos Dirksen wrote:
> Nautilus defines the files as: text/x-java, and I also see trackerd
> indexing the files if I start it from command line.
>
> For instance if I only let trackerd index a directory with a single
> file. I can see that it picks the file up correctly. 
>
> mime is text/x-java
> for /home/nl24167/java/sources/camel/camel-core/src/main/java/org/apache/camel/CamelTemplate.java
> file extension is java
> file /home/nl24167/java/sources/camel/camel-core/src/main/java/org/apache/camel/CamelTemplate.java is 
> indexable 
> file /home/nl24167/java/sources/camel/camel-core/src/main/java/org/apache/camel/CamelTemplate.java has 
> fulltext 1 with service Development
> Indexing /home/nl24167/java/sources/camel/camel-core/src/main/java/org/apache/camel/CamelTemplate.java with 
> service Development and mime text/x-java (existing) 
> 0 files are pending with count 0
> Flushing all words - total hits in cache is 3, total words 0
> could not update word hit text - appending
> could not update word hit text/x-java - appending
>
> The class definition in this file is something like this: 
>
> public class CamelTemplate<E extends Exchange> extends ServiceSupport
> implements ProducerTemplate<E> {
>
> So I expect that when I search for 'ServiceSupport' this file should
> be returned as a hit, but it doesn't. The strange thing however is
> that tracker-search does find two other files that have
> 'ServiceSupport' in it's content. 
>
> It almost seems like it stopped indexing somewhere, or doesn't update
> it's index any more.

can you try touching the file

if that fails I suggest do:

1) killall -9 trackerd
2) trackerd --reindex