Re: [Tracker] It doesn't index PHP files

[Adam Tauno Williams <awilliam whitemice org>]

On Thu, 2012-10-04 at 16:40 +0100, Martyn Russell wrote:
> On 04/10/12 14:50, Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
> > On Thu, 2012-10-04 at 14:37 +0100, Martyn Russell wrote:
> > > What does tracker-extract report when you run it now?
> > ....
> > Extracting...
> >    Using /usr/lib64/tracker-0.14/extract-modules/libextract-text.so...
> >    Starting to read
> > 'file:///home/awilliam/Documents/Development/PHP/jsonRPCClient.php' up
> > to 1048576 bytes...
> >    Read 3977 bytes from file, 1044599 bytes remaining until configured
> > threshold is reached
> > Done (2 items)
> > ...
> > SPARQL item:
> > --
> >   a nfo:PlainTextDocument ;
> >      nie:plainTextContent "<?php\n/*\ ......
> And the word you're searching for is in that block of text?

grep Vaccaro /home/awilliam/Documents/Development/PHP/jsonRPCClient.php
Copyright 2007 Sergio Vaccaro <sergio inservibile org>

> You could also use:
>    tracker-sparql -q "select ?urn nie:url(?urn) 
> nie:plainTextContent(?urn) where { ?urn a nfo:FileDataObject ; fts:match 
> 'Vaccaro' }"
> It *should* return the URL of the file you expect it to be in. If it 
> doesn't either:
> a) the file wasn't indexed yet properly.
> b) FTS didn't work as expected on that file.
> I would guess at this stage the former is the case (a).

tracker-sparql -q "select ?urn nie:url(?urn) nie:plainTextContent(?urn)
where { ?urn a nfo:FileDataObject ; fts:match 'Vaccaro' }"
Results:
  None