https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500665
--- Comment #62 from tagwer...@innerjoin.org --- (In reply to Oded Arbel from comment #60) > ... going through the removed files and seeing that they are gone ... Yes, cleaning old records if you've deleted a large folder is troublesome :-/ > ... very very very slowly - about 9 files / sec ... I suppose if it's flagged a file for content indexing and the file has gone by the time the extractor looks at it, then yes, deleting the record is good. I don't really have a feeling for whether 9 files a second is good or bad. > ... so baloo_file isn't running under systemd (which is a different issue > that I'm not > going to get into) ... There's a Bug on this, yes Bug 488178 > Is this done automatically by the kernel, As far as I know, it's a kernel thing... And even it it wasn't it would probably be concealed within the LMDB database software. > I personally use the tag search the most I find the tag search The Amazing Hidden Superpower in Dolphin. I couldn't go back to working on a system where you put a file into just one folder. Don't know how people can work like that! > ... workflows that need tag lookups without baloo (while it was purging and > re-indexing) was a pain ... You can index filenames (not content) and get the xattr tags, that would be fast. I think then you can enable content indexing and start the harder part of the job. > Thank you, Tagwerk, for the useful information! All part of the service, and thank you for the patience :-) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
