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#31
Originally Posted by jedi View Post
Maybe my outpouring of love was a little premature?!
hehe yes, i said maybe this'll work
for some programs, the filename to which pattern matching is applied contains the whole path, for some it doesn't.
apparently tracker belongs in the latter group.
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#32
You can try this (this is assuming that /home/user/MyDocs/Music/ only contains sub-directories that actually hold your music and album art:

Code:
NoIndexFileTypes=/home/user/MyDocs/Music/*/*.jpg;
If /home/user/MyDocs/Music/ also contains album art then you need to add an extra path:

Code:
NoIndexFileTypes=/home/user/MyDocs/Music/*.jpg;
And you may need to add extra paths like so depending on how you have stored your music and how many levels deep:

Code:
NoIndexFileTypes=/home/user/MyDocs/Music/*/*.jpg;/home/user/MyDocs/Music/*/*/*.jpg;
 
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#33
When making changes to tracker cfg you have to remember that some changes happen only after when you rebuild database. So restarting tracker doesnīt remove pics/videos from database if you have chosen to ignore some directory.
 
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#34
Originally Posted by slender View Post
When making changes to tracker cfg you have to remember that some changes happen only after when you rebuild database. So restarting tracker doesnīt remove pics/videos from database if you have chosen to ignore some directory.
You mean with
Code:
$ tracker-processes -r
?
 
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#35
Originally Posted by jedi View Post
You mean with
Code:
$ tracker-processes -r
?
Yep IIRC. I normally use tracker configuration GUI which has those commands in top menu.

Code:
user@Nokia-N900-42-11:~$ tracker-processes --help
Usage:
  tracker-processes [OPTION...]  - Manage Tracker processes and data

Help Options:
  -?, --help           Show help options

Application Options:
  -k, --kill           Use SIGKILL to stop all tracker processes found - guarantees death :)
  -t, --terminate      Use SIGTERM to stop all tracker processes found
  -r, --hard-reset     This will kill all Tracker processes and remove all databases
.edit
and btw. Tracker manages the index of email also dunno about sms&im messages, contacts etc. so please be aware that it will rebuild ALL indexes. Not only audio & video.

Last edited by slender; 2010-11-04 at 14:22.
 
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#36
Originally Posted by slender View Post
Yep IIRC. I normally use tracker configuration GUI which has those commands in top menu.

Code:
user@Nokia-N900-42-11:~$ tracker-processes --help
Usage:
  tracker-processes [OPTION...]  - Manage Tracker processes and data

Help Options:
  -?, --help           Show help options

Application Options:
  -k, --kill           Use SIGKILL to stop all tracker processes found - guarantees death :)
  -t, --terminate      Use SIGTERM to stop all tracker processes found
  -r, --hard-reset     This will kill all Tracker processes and remove all databases
Right, thanks. Yeah I've been doing that.... (and waiting half an hour while it re-creates the indexes)
 
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#37
Originally Posted by jedi View Post
Right, thanks. Yeah I've been doing that.... (and waiting half an hour while it re-creates the indexes)
Yeah if you have lotīs of stuff. And just a thought. If you have just couple of files that you want to remove then better and faster way would be:
copy files to desktop pc
delete files from n900
change tracker configuration
copy them back to n900
 
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#38
Originally Posted by kureyon View Post
Code:
NoIndexFileTypes=/home/user/MyDocs/Music/*/*.jpg;
If /home/user/MyDocs/Music/ also contains album art then you need to add an extra path:
Thanks, but made no difference. Nor did the other ideas
 
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#39
Originally Posted by jedi View Post
Thanks, but made no difference.
Been running some tests, have tried path with fileglob and just plain fileglob

Code:
NoIndexFileTypes = /media/mmc1/music/*/*/*.jpg;/media/mmc1/music/*/*/*/*.jpg;*.mp4
But they still get indexed.

And doing lots of googling, I think I can only come to this conclusion:
NoIndexFileTypes does not work

Last edited by kureyon; 2010-11-04 at 18:34.
 
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#40
I did the music correctly, but I want to do the same with pictures. When I go to the gallery, I don't want to see all the album art...
Any help?
 
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