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2010-08-10
, 06:30
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#52
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Originally Posted by jarkas
Restarting didn't work, but running it as "user" did help remove the ghost files.
Restart the phone and it should work automatically.
Or you can try to run it as "user" not as "root"
thanx.
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2010-10-30
, 11:21
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#53
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hello
i got a problem with file indexing and excluding directories from tracker.cfg file.
Media player added to library all the sounds i got on the phone ie sounds from games, navigation program etc.
So i wanted to chage it.
I found this topic and did as instructed.
I add new lines in tracker.cfg and then used tracker-precess -r cmd
and it almost worked but unfortunetly media player is showing right now ringtones.
And I cant understend why.
My tracker.cfg looks like that.
did i missed smth ?
thanks for any advice
i got a problem with file indexing and excluding directories from tracker.cfg file.
Media player added to library all the sounds i got on the phone ie sounds from games, navigation program etc.
So i wanted to chage it.
I found this topic and did as instructed.
I add new lines in tracker.cfg and then used tracker-precess -r cmd
and it almost worked but unfortunetly media player is showing right now ringtones.
And I cant understend why.
My tracker.cfg looks like that.
Code:
[Watches] # List of directory roots to index and watch (separator=;) WatchDirectoryRoots=$HOME/MyDocs/.sounds/;$HOME/MyDocs/.videos/;$HOME/MyDocs/.images/;$HOME/MyDocs/.camera/; # List of directory roots to index but NOT watch (separator=;) CrawlDirectory= # List of directory roots NOT to index and NOT to watch (separator=;) NoWatchDirectory=$HOME/MyDocs/core-dumps/;$HOME/MyDocs/cities/;$HOME/MyDocs/.sounds/Ringtones/;$HOME/MyDocs/tmp/;/media/mmc1/tmp/;/media/mmc1/cities/;$HOME/MyDocs/;$HOME/MyDocs/Res/; # Set to false to completely disable any watching EnableWatching=true
thanks for any advice
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2010-11-01
, 10:42
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#54
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Originally Posted by Kiberneta
what are the command lines to delete these folders?
Thanks for the tracker-processes tip. I have similar issues with album art. Changing covers in mp3 files didn't change them in Media Player.
I've found that the thumbnails are stored in .thumbnails/cropped and the covers themself in .cache/media-art. Both of them in /home/user of course. So I deleted the entire directories and... worked!
The Media Player now shows the new album covers.
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2011-05-13
, 12:39
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#55
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Originally Posted by chrget
Awesome I had exactly the same problem and this solved it perfectly
Ran into a similar issue while changing around stuff using the command line (ok, so I can't help it, I'm terrible that way). I was stumped at first myself, read up a bit on tracker and ended up using one of the prescribed methods there, which, if memory serves me right, was running tracker-processes -r as user in an xterm.
Before you do, please re-check on that, as my memory is flaky already
And be prepared re-indexing will take a while.
Regards,
Chris.
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2013-01-22
, 21:42
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@ Chester, CA
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#56
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Originally Posted by jarkas
Just got this no index problem from interrupting a mediamonkey auto-sync, and this fixed it.
Hi,
I had nearly the same problem, the indexer stopped working, and the new files didn't show even after ran: tracker-processes -r
the out put of tracker-stats gives nothing, and tracker-status gives paused:
~ $ tracker-stats
Statistics:
~ $ tracker-status
Tracker status is 'Paused'
So, the solution was by issue these commands as user:
First stop the tracker:
~ $ /etc/osso-af-init/tracker.sh stop
Stopping Tracker....
and then remove the old index:
~ $ tracker-processes -r
After that you need to force the tracker to index all the files:
~ $ /usr/lib/tracker/trackerd -r
That will force it to re-build the index.
You might need to run the tracker:
~ $ /etc/osso-af-init/tracker.sh start
Now if you issue tracker-status you will see it indexing:
~ $ tracker-status
Tracker status is 'Indexing'
after finishing the indexing reboot your device.
and everything will be OK later.
That procedure works fine with me. Please test it and give us the results
Right on, right on.
Almost had to go to work without mah tunes.
Or you can try to run it as "user" not as "root"