https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=398867
--- Comment #21 from tagwer...@innerjoin.org --- (In reply to jan.claussen10 from comment #20) > In the link you shared it says it only happens in the Downloads directory. I think the focus in Bug 474973 was on the "Downloads", or "Scaricati", folder. I missed a trick not asking if the same issue was seen elsewhere :-/ > This is not true. This maybe the case because there are not many files in > there. If I search my Games folder, which is kind of large, it even > segfaults. Interesting. There are crashes with baloo_file_extractor, it has to deal with any and all sorts of file. Once indexed though things are more stable, don't get reports from baloosearch crashing (although I know Dolphin sometimes reports the search or tags protocol has crashed). If the command line baloosearch crashes, then most likely the index has been corrupted (*) I've tried all sorts of variations and not been able to find a way of duplicating the issue. Almost... There is the issue when you set up a symlink to a folder, say on your desktop, pointing to your Downloads folder. When you follow that link in Dolphin and search "from there" you are looking for files in "$HOME/Desktop/Downloads" and won't find any. I include this mention for completeness, you've said it's not an issue for you. Second, wild, possibility is you've somehow created a folder with the name "UTF-8" encoded. I don't know what might happen in this case. You say your Games folder? This is not a folder under Wine with Windows games? > I am looking at the code, but I am a C++ noob and the Qt objects are a jungle > to debug The same for me.... *) There is a index "consistancy check" script, baloo-checkdb.py, but this is only practicable for "smaller" indexes... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
