On Fri, Apr 08, 2022 at 10:26:46PM +0200, Christoph Berg wrote: > $ sudo plocate --debug myon2.jpg > Corpus init done after 0,1 ms. > Dictionary initialized after 0,3 ms. > Hashtable lookups done after 0,3 ms. > trigram 'myo' (6 bytes) decoded to 3 entries > trigram 'yon' (26 bytes) decoded to 20 entries (2 left) > trigram '.jp' (40 bytes) decoded to 30 entries (none left, search is done) > trigram 'jpg' (50 bytes) decoded to 37 entries > trigram '2.j' (33 bytes) decoded to 39 entries (5 left) > trigram 'n2.' (86 bytes) decoded to 70 entries (none left, search is done) > trigram 'on2' (94 bytes) decoded to 78 entries > Intersection done after 0,5 ms. Doing final verification and printing: > Done in 1,5 ms, found 0 matches.
OK, so /home isn't pruned, but it still thinks there are zero .jp files anywhere on your filesystem. My guess then would be that it thinks that /home is unchanged since last updatedb _and_ that the existing database doesn't contain anything (for whatever buggy reason). Could you try simply rm-ing the .db file and rerun updatedb? /* Steinar */ -- Homepage: https://www.sesse.net/
