Marking as confirmed then...
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Title:
tracker inconsistecies with .tex files
To m
I'm also affected by the bug. I'm not sure if untexing the .tex files is
wise anyway -- I recently found myself searching for LaTeX commands for
which I've long forgotten the syntax , knowing that I used them in an
old document.
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bonjour tout le monde,
I suffer the same problem as Romano's. I used to index my .tex files in winXP
with Copernic Desktop, and I wish it could be done (with tracker) in ubuntu.
Wht can't tracker consider .tex files as text files ?
regards,
alex
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Too few users of LaTeX, I suppose.
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Installed untex and re-indexed, still the same problem, so the problem
is still here. Moreover, .tex files are akin to program sources, so they
should be indexed as text (the same as .py or .c files).
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BTW, I found this:
May 5 10:49:32 rukbat kernel: [28930.604863] tracker-extract[25166]:
segfault at 6562696c ip b7dbb283 sp bfe9c80c error 4 in
libc-2.7.so[b7d49000+149000]
in my logs during re-index. Dunno if it could be related.
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Ok,
installed untex and checked, rebuilt the database (re-index), still no joy.
Look:
(0)rukbat:~/research/ferrite% wajig list untex
ii untex 9210-10
Remove LaTeX commands from input
(0)rukbat:~/research/ferrite% tracker-search
Michael Biebl wrote:
> 2008/5/5 Emilio Pozuelo Monfort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> I'll add untex to tracker's recommends
>
> It already is (at least in the Debian package). Maybe you should just
> sync the Ubuntu package.
Ah, thanks Michael, you're right. It's also in the Ubuntu package, problem is
On Sun, 2008-05-04 at 22:52 +, Jamie McCracken wrote:
> well sorry for being hasty but the way tracker works is to spawn untex
> filename which will always return nothing if you dont have untex
> installed
I understand. I am sorry if I sounded harsh, but probably I am a bit
dense... I suppose
2008/5/5 Emilio Pozuelo Monfort <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'll add untex to tracker's recommends
It already is (at least in the Debian package). Maybe you should just
sync the Ubuntu package.
Cheers,
Michael
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I'll add untex to tracker's recommends
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well sorry for being hasty but the way tracker works is to spawn untex
filename which will always return nothing if you dont have untex
installed
Im not sure I want to change that yet as indexing unfiltered files might
lead to garbage going into the index (that applies to all files that
need filt
On Fri, 2008-05-02 at 20:20 +, Felipe Figueiredo wrote:
> Jamie, just for completeness of the issue, shouldn't tracker index .tex
> files even without untex (index with \TeX tags)? This doesn't seem to be
> happening.
Yes, that was my guess, too. The filter script installed should have
indexed
Jamie, just for completeness of the issue, shouldn't tracker index .tex
files even without untex (index with \TeX tags)? This doesn't seem to be
happening.
Also I have a wishlist, that might be right for this bug report: when a
.tex file is found, tracker should also ignore the sattellite files wi
You need untex installed and then need to reindex
not a bug but all dependent apps must be installed prior to indexing or
a reindex performed post install
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> Should we set this report to invalid, if you get the expected results
> from tracker after installing untex? I guess the mere existence of this
> report will serve as documentation for nextcomers.
Maybe. I will be without internet for the next two days, then I will
report. If all is starting to
I too had some but not all tex files indexed. After installing untex,
and giving it a while to catch up, I can now consistently find my .tex
files searching by name or by content.
Since untex is already registered as a dependency for tracker
(recommends), I'm concluding this is not a bug at all (n
I installed untex, I'll report back.
On the other hand, I checked the tracked filters, and I have:
(0)rukbat:~/research/ferrite/imtc07-journal% cat
/usr/lib/tracker/filters/text/x-tex_filter
#!/bin/sh
UNTEX=`which untex`
if [ -n "$UNTEX" ]; then nice -n19 $UNTEX "$1" > "$2";
else cat "$1" > "$2"
Workaround: install the package 'untex' available in universe. Please
confirm if this works for you.
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Additional information regarding upstream progress:
http://osdir.com/ml/freedesktop.tracker/2006-12/msg00039.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg02976.html
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Just to add a bit of data: my .tex files are encoded in a mix of
encoding, someone is in ASCII, others are in utf-8, others are in
iso-8859-1. But it seems that the problem is unrelated to the encoding.
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