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Opened by Evan Klitzke (reporter, points: 5)
2007-09-13 03:36 UTC [reply]
Please describe the problem:
In Evolution, you can set whether or not mail should be indexed on a per-folder
basis (by right clicking the folder, and then clicking properties). If mail is
set to be not indexed in Evolution, tracker should not index the mail either.
[quote]
Can you please confirm the settings in evolution as mentioned above.
I have just checked my install, and I have never changed any of the indexing setting (didn't even know they existed!), and the indexing is turned on, so I assume this is the default behaviour?
If not is it possible that tracker is turning of the indexing in evolution - on the basis of "why do it twice", if this is the case then surely this should be highlighted upstream to the bug in the link above.
A quick hunt on the tracker bugzilla site, I found this bug there bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 476419
http://
[quote]
Opened by Evan Klitzke (reporter, points: 5)
2007-09-13 03:36 UTC [reply]
Please describe the problem:
In Evolution, you can set whether or not mail should be indexed on a per-folder
basis (by right clicking the folder, and then clicking properties). If mail is
set to be not indexed in Evolution, tracker should not index the mail either.
[quote]
Can you please confirm the settings in evolution as mentioned above.
I have just checked my install, and I have never changed any of the indexing setting (didn't even know they existed!), and the indexing is turned on, so I assume this is the default behaviour?
If not is it possible that tracker is turning of the indexing in evolution - on the basis of "why do it twice", if this is the case then surely this should be highlighted upstream to the bug in the link above.
David.