Beagle not indexing my music files

I've been running SUSE 10.1 for a few days now, and for some reason I can't
find any of my music files in Kerry, nor using the kio Beagle feature, any
ideas why Beagle doesn't index my music files?

On 05/14/2006 Troels Just wrote:
> I've been running SUSE 10.1 for a few days now, and for some reason I
> can't
> find any of my music files in Kerry, nor using the kio Beagle
> feature, any
> ideas why Beagle doesn't index my music files?

By default it indexes your home directory only, are your media files there?

Uwe

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Uwe Buckesfeld wrote:

> On 05/14/2006 Troels Just wrote:
>> I've been running SUSE 10.1 for a few days now, and for some reason I
>> can't
>> find any of my music files in Kerry, nor using the kio Beagle
>> feature, any
>> ideas why Beagle doesn't index my music files?
>
> By default it indexes your home directory only, are your media files
> there?
>
> Uwe
>
Yes they are, I have my home directory layed out like this:

Home
- Multimedia
- Music
- Videos
- Podcasts
- Pictures
...

On 05/14/2006 Troels Just wrote:
> Yes they are, I have my home directory layed out like this:

The blunt approach: Start all over by renaming your ~/.beagle directory and let beagle index your home directory again.

Uwe

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Uwe Buckesfeld wrote:

> On 05/14/2006 Troels Just wrote:
>> Yes they are, I have my home directory layed out like this:
>
> The blunt approach: Start all over by renaming your ~/.beagle directory
> and let beagle index your home directory again.
>
> Uwe
>
Thanks for your help, I figured out what the problem was. When I use Google
I'm used to type in the keyword and hit enter and there the results are, so
I did the same thing with Kerry, but apperantly there is a little bug that
makes it display nothing, so when I type in the keyword and use the mouse
to hit the Find-button everything works as it should.

On 05/15/2006 Troels Just wrote:
> Thanks for your help, I figured out what the problem was. When I use
> Google
> I'm used to type in the keyword and hit enter and there the results
> are, so
> I did the same thing with Kerry, but apperantly there is a little bug
> that
> makes it display nothing, so when I type in the keyword and use the
> mouse
> to hit the Find-button everything works as it should.

Yuck, you are right. Thanks for the info, I'll check if there's a bug filed for this.

Uwe

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