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Open Files on Remote Server (intranet)

Gamaliel Rendón Gómez — 2011-12-14T00:13:50

Hello all users:

I'm really new to beagle search. I have installed it on a ubuntu server and
it's working fine, I want to use the web interface, it works locally, but
when I try to access from a another client across the intranet it doesn't
open any files.

Example:
on my linux server:
http://localhost:4000/
I do a search and results in this:
file:///mydisk/myfile.pdf
I clik on it and opens the file correctly!!! great.

but

On my PC
http://10.0.200.210:4000
(file:///mydisk/myfile.pdf)
(I clic on any link and can't open the file because it's looking for it
locally on my pc)

Is there a way to achive this?

I will appreaciate your help very much

Is beagle completely dead now?

Johannes Rohr — 2011-02-10T12:53:42

Dear beagle hackers,

since the mailing list is inactive I fear that beagle is now ultimately 
abandoned. Is this the case? If so, this really makes me sad.

I have been using beagle daily for a number of years and I still find 
that there is no better desktop search available on Linux.

Tracker is a disappointment. It supports very few data sources, is a cpu 
and memory hog, it is buggy, and its search results are very poor in 
quality, and I don't really see it making progress either.

I got so used to beagle for quickly finding e-mail and files that I was 
saddened to see that Debian completely removed it from the archives, 
because development has stopped. Isn't there anyone anywhere willing to 
take over? There has been so much effort invested into beagle. In the 
end it was really stable, reliable and usable, that just letting it rot 
is such a wasteful thing to do...

Thanks,

Johannes

WebInterface

larytet — 2010-06-21T06:23:18

Hi All,

I am struggling to get WEB interface for Beagle working under Ubuntu 10.04. I have got through literally 100s of messages on this board, but I still can not figure out how to allow remote access to the search results. 

localhost:4000 works just fine. When I try to access the WEB page via IP address, like http://137.167.20.69:4000/ (even when on the same machine) I get "Bad Request (Invalid host)" .

Is the remote access supported in the version 0.3.9 ? 

I will appreciate any tip.
Thank you.

Vatsal Nidhi wants to stay in touch on LinkedIn

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Use beagle to read (eh, grep) source code

Haojun Bao — 2010-05-19T15:12:32

Hi, all

Beagle put grep on steroid for me:-) Thanks a lot y'all beagle hackers!

The idea is simple and practical, beagle-static-qeury first, then use
grep on the results.

For e.g., to grep "ENGLISH_STOP_WORDS" in the beagle source code, I will
use beagle-static-query:

    beagle-static-query\
     --add-static-backend /src/beagle/.beagle\
     --backend none\
     --max-hits 100000\
     'ENGLISH STOP WORDS'

(note how I figured out the `_' character should be removed when
beagling:-)

Then I will only grep the original regexp target in the following files,
because beagle already decided only these files contain all the 3 words
of 'ENGLISH STOP WORDS':

    /src/beagle/beagled/ExtractContent.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/LuceneCommon.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/Lucene.Net/Analysis/Standard/StandardAnalyzer.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/Lucene.Net/Analysis/StopAnalyzer.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/Snowball.Net/Lucene.Net/Analysis/Snowball/SnowballAnalyzer.cs
    /src/beagle/NEWS

This way, even with the ~2 gigabyt

external filters with arguments / exclude path

Michael Jungnickl — 2010-03-05T15:40:29

Hi,

now we made a workaround for the second parameter in the external 
filters xml file: Instead of starting the application we start a batch 
file which adds the parameters and then starting the target application 
- which is the filter.

Maybe this method can also solve Mr. Klingers problem with chaining 
filters.

Next topic:
We try to exclude a temporary path from the indexer. When adding a file 
or path filter, the dialog shows it, but didnt save it. Therefore i 
modified the FilesQueryable.xml file manually.

Bye,
Michael Jungnickl

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Creating New Filter

Evan Klinger — 2010-03-02T23:47:42

Hello all,
I am having trouble getting my Beagle filter to work. I have placed it
in the correct location but when running beagle-extract-content it
reports that 0 filters were loaded from my extension.
What could be the cause of this? The code is very simple and I can
post it if necessary.

I also have several additional questions:
1) Can custom indexing methods be created? I want to use my own
database/tree to store a perceptual hash of a media file to allow
similarity searching of media files. In order to efficiently search
for similar files, we are using a specially built tree.
1) Are filters able to be chained? I am creating an image filter and
only want to create the perceptual hash from it but would like any
other image filters installed to also run on the file.

Thank you
Evan

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Beagle Daemon: External filters with arguments didnt work.

Michael Jungnickl — 2010-02-25T10:05:15

Hello,

i am working for SoftMaker in Germany. We want to add an external filter 
for Beagle which should enable Beagle to search our own office formats 
like *.tmd and *.pmd for TextMaker and PlanMaker.

I did edit the following external-filters.xml file in etc/beagle:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<external-filters>
  <!-- TextMaker -->
  <filter>
    <mimetype>application/x-tmd</mimetype>
    <extension>.tmd</extension>
    <command>/home/jungnickl/office2010beta/textmaker</command>
    <arguments>-outputstdout %s</arguments>
  </filter>
  <!-- PlanMaker -->
  <filter>
    <mimetype>application/x-pmd</mimetype>
    <extension>.pmd</extension>
    <command>/home/jungnickl/office2010beta/planmaker</command>
    <arguments>-outputstdout %s</arguments>
  </filter>
</external-filters>

I delete the Beagle index manually and starting the Beagle daemon with 
the console by just calling "beagled". The indexer works. It starts the 
program given under "command". And it shows hits for topics within txt 
a

Beagle XML/Unix API

2010-02-22T13:57:22

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Help regarding integrating Beagle with the Nautilus File Manager

vatsal nidhi — 2010-01-24T21:39:35

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anybody working/supporting beagle?

Amish Shah — 2010-01-21T22:23:44

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Thunderbird indexes only header information

Ronald Liebman — 2009-12-29T01:52:17

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beagle indexes and cache

Lorenzo Bettini — 2009-10-22T10:23:23

Hi

does beagle cleans up its indexes and textcaches now and then?
I mean it looks like old documents (now removed) still come up when 
searching...

is there a way to clean indexes and textcache, or should I simply remove 
these directories in the .beagle folder now and then?

thanks
Lorenzo

Beagle maintenance

Gabriel Burt — 2009-10-20T20:32:09

Hi all,

I was just catching up on the thread from a month ago about Beagle's
maintenance status[1].  There were several comments inquiring about
Novell's involvement in the project.  Part of my responsibilities at
Novell include doing bug fixing and limited feature development work
on Beagle.  I know it's nothing compared to two employees working on
it full-time, or having DBera maintaining the project.  But I just
wanted you to know that Novell is still putting some resources behind
supporting Beagle.

Thanks,

Gabriel

[1] http://mail.gnome.org/archives/dashboard-hackers/2009-September/msg00005.html

unable to connect to daemon

green — 2009-10-14T14:28:18

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Beagle webinterface

Hugo Sarti — 2009-09-21T00:53:14

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About to declare 'unmaintained'

D Bera — 2009-09-10T14:56:04

Dear friends,
You must have seen this coming. Lack of time of both me and Joe
(personally communicated) has left the beagle project practically
unmaintained. We wanted to do a final release, and Joe even managed to
check-in some patches from the bugzilla. We have been talking about it
among us since the summer and *sigh*... I havn't found the time and
right frame of mind to gather everything, do the testing and roll a
tarball. I am not sure when I will get time to do it. But the trunk is
stable, so feel free to use it.

I am still not completely demotivated, just that a lot is going on
right now, enough to keep me occupied. I try and will try to reply to
emails within a few days ... but please lower your expectations =( If
it helps, there will be one final release before this project is
officially orphaned.

As of now, the evolution backend needs a rewrite because of the new
Evolution API for indexing. I don't know much about its complexity.
There are few other backends that are obsolete due to their move to

How to search .* files?

DZ — 2009-09-01T20:49:00

Is there a way to tell beagle to search certain plain text dot files,
like .bash_history and .Rhistory?

I tried to make an external filter but didn't succeed.

beagled exception in OpenSuse 11.1

Dieter Woerz — 2009-08-24T15:03:46

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