Re: GWorkspace mdextractor problem

[Philippe Roussel]

On 2007-02-11 02:01:32 +0100 Enrico Sersale <enrico@fibernet.ro> wrote:

> There was a bug visible only the first time mdextractor is run. It 
> was trying 
> to create a NSDistributedLock with an invalid path.
> Fixed on SVN.

Sorry, I still have the same (I think) problem but I have more data to 
show. mdextractor loops over and over on the same paths :

2007-02-11 22:11:16.081 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp
2007-02-11 22:11:16.100 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp/vs60wiz.exe
2007-02-11 22:11:16.119 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp
2007-02-11 22:11:16.137 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp/vs60wiz.exe
2007-02-11 22:11:16.156 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp
2007-02-11 22:11:16.174 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp/vs60wiz.exe
2007-02-11 22:11:16.192 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp
2007-02-11 22:11:16.210 mdextractor[25787] no extractor for: 
/home/philou/stuff/winedata/drive_c/windows/temp/vs60wiz.exe
...

After hundreds of similar lines, it gets stuck in 'error mode' :

2007-02-11 22:11:18.844 mdextractor[25787] error at: UPDATE paths SET 
words_count = 0, moddate = :moddate WHERE id = :pathid
2007-02-11 22:11:18.856 mdextractor[25787] unable to open database file
...

Indexing is configured on /home/philou/stuff/winedata only, it's the 
only directory that causes a problem. The only unusual thing about 
this directory is that it contains Windows executables and files used 
by Wine.

I tried mdextractor under gdb and can confirm that the enumerator 
created in mdextractor.m on line 837 'enumerator = [fm 
enumeratorAtPath: path];' give several times the same path on line 
841. I can reproduce this behavior every time so I can dig deeper if 
needed.

Philippe
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