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headers Gamaliel Rendón Gómez | 14 Dec 01:13 · /beagle/

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Dear beagle hackers,

since the mailing list is inactive I fear that beagle is now ultimately 
abandoned. Is this the case? If so, this really makes me sad.

I have been using beagle daily for a number of years and I still find 
that there is no better desktop search available on Linux.

Tracker is a disappointment. It supports very few data sources, is a cpu 
and memory hog, it is buggy, and its search results are very poor in 
quality, and I don't really see it making progress either.

I got so used to beagle for quickly finding e-mail and files that I was 
saddened to see that Debian completely removed it from the archives, 
because development has stopped. Isn't there anyone anywhere willing to 
take over? There has been so much effort invested into beagle. In the 
end it was really stable, reliable and usable, that just letting it rot 
is such a wasteful thing to do...

Thanks,

Johannes

I want to access the search engine from altogether different machine which does not run the daemon. 

Is it possible?

Thank you, Arkady.

--- On Mon, 6/21/10, Enrico Minack <enrico-minack <at> gmx.de> wrote:

> From: Enrico Minack <enrico-minack <at> gmx.de>
> Subject: Re: WebInterface
> To: "D Bera" <dbera.web <at> gmail.com>
> Cc: "larytet" <larytet <at> yahoo.com>, dashboard-hackers <at> gnome.org
> Date: Monday, June 21, 2010, 9:47 AM
> Am Montag, den 21.06.2010, 11:58
> +0530 schrieb D Bera:
> > > I am struggling to get WEB interface for Beagle
> working under Ubuntu 10.04. I have got through literally
> 100s of messages on this board, but I still can not figure
> out how to allow remote access to the search results.
> > >
> > > localhost:4000 works just fine. When I try to
> access the WEB page via IP address, like http://137.167.20.69:4000/ (even when on the same
> machine) I get "Bad Request (Invalid host)" .
> > 
> > Try http://127.0.0.1:4000/
> > IIRC, by default the web interface will allow access
> only on the local
> > interface.
> I think the question was more about how to change the
> default behaviour.
> How can beagle be configured to also listen on IPs of the
> machine other
> than localhost / 127.0.0.1?
> 
> Cheers,
> Enrico
> 
> 

On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 1:17 PM, Enrico Minack <enrico-minack <at> gmx.de> wrote:
> Am Montag, den 21.06.2010, 11:58 +0530 schrieb D Bera:
>> > I am struggling to get WEB interface for Beagle working under Ubuntu 10.04. I have got through literally
100s of messages on this board, but I still can not figure out how to allow remote access to the search results.
>> >
>> > localhost:4000 works just fine. When I try to access the WEB page via IP address, like
http://137.167.20.69:4000/ (even when on the same machine) I get "Bad Request (Invalid host)" .
>>
>> Try http://127.0.0.1:4000/
>> IIRC, by default the web interface will allow access only on the local
>> interface.
> I think the question was more about how to change the default behaviour.
> How can beagle be configured to also listen on IPs of the machine other
> than localhost / 127.0.0.1?

Hmm... try this:

$ beagle-config Networking ServiceEnabled True

OR

in beagle-settings GUI,
Check Networking tab :"allow external access"

- dBera

PS: Relevant commit:
http://www.mail-archive.com/svn-commits-list <at> gnome.org/msg65404.html

Hi All,

I am struggling to get WEB interface for Beagle working under Ubuntu 10.04. I have got through literally
100s of messages on this board, but I still can not figure out how to allow remote access to the search
results. 

localhost:4000 works just fine. When I try to access the WEB page via IP address, like
http://137.167.20.69:4000/ (even when on the same machine) I get "Bad Request (Invalid host)" .

Is the remote access supported in the version 0.3.9 ? 

I will appreciate any tip.
Thank you.

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Hi, all

Beagle put grep on steroid for me Thanks a lot y'all beagle hackers!

The idea is simple and practical, beagle-static-qeury first, then use
grep on the results.

For e.g., to grep "ENGLISH_STOP_WORDS" in the beagle source code, I will
use beagle-static-query:

    beagle-static-query\
     --add-static-backend /src/beagle/.beagle\
     --backend none\
     --max-hits 100000\
     'ENGLISH STOP WORDS'

(note how I figured out the `_' character should be removed when
beagling

Then I will only grep the original regexp target in the following files,
because beagle already decided only these files contain all the 3 words
of 'ENGLISH STOP WORDS':

    /src/beagle/beagled/ExtractContent.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/LuceneCommon.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/Lucene.Net/Analysis/Standard/StandardAnalyzer.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/Lucene.Net/Analysis/StopAnalyzer.cs
    /src/beagle/beagled/Snowball.Net/Lucene.Net/Analysis/Snowball/SnowballAnalyzer.cs
    /src/beagle/NEWS

This way, even with the ~2 gigabytes Andoid source code, you can usually grep
and get the results in a few seconds. Best of all, it works not only
with source code, but with any text files.

If you are intested, the source code is at

   git://github.com/baohaojun/windows-config.git

And there's a detailed README at http://github.com/baohaojun/windows-config/raw/master/gcode/beagle/beagle-grep-readme.org

> In a sense, yes. What I want to be able to do is use a query like
> 'LIKE image1.jpg' and Beagle will return all images within a certain
> distance of image1.jpg. pHash uses its own database organized as a

Then you want to implement an IQueryable that parses the query, looks
for "LIKE:xxx" query clauses and creates results using its own
database. Just one caveat: beagle query syntax allows boolean AND, OR,
grouping and several others things - and your IQueryable will not be
able to deal with these queries. That is, your IQueryable will not be
able to meaningfully support "abcd LIKE:1234" (meaning: files with
abcd in it and similar to 1234); it can handle "LIKE:1234" queries
safely. Of course, the IQueryable can flat refuse to serve any query
not of the form "LIKE:xyz".

There would be another issue of getting results from multiple backends
- its not clearly defined what happens in this case. So if you have
the files backend enabled, then you will have results from both the
files backend and your iqueryable and results from your iqueryable
might get replaced by the files backend results. There might have been
some way you could override this ... but I don't remember any details
=(

- dBera

> With that said, it seems like we could create our own backend that is
> just an IQueryable that merely traverses a directory and creates our
> own index. Then anytime a file is being searched for with the correct
> query syntax, we can consult our index and return the correct results.
> However, our index is specific to the media file type, e.g. all audio
> files go into one index, images in another but it seems like the
> backend should not care about the file type, so I'm not sure if this
> is the correct approach or not.

I am still not sure what you want. Do you want to augment the search
functionality so that users can *also* get similar files ? Or do you
want to return the list of similar files when a user search matches a
particular media file e.g. if I search "joe satriani", it gives me
media which are tagged with joe-s. and similar ones.

Think about the different components in this way:
- IQueryable - only for querying - if you want to do extra things only
during a query
- Backend - the full hammer - if you want to do everything your way
- Filter - only for data to store in the index - if you want to add
extra things in the index (both queryable information or non-queryable
information)

Keep in mind the fact that, you can store additional information in
the index for each file which you can use during querying to do extra
things.

But I am not sure of your exact intention about pHash and beagle.

Hi,

now we made a workaround for the second parameter in the external 
filters xml file: Instead of starting the application we start a batch 
file which adds the parameters and then starting the target application 
- which is the filter.

Maybe this method can also solve Mr. Klingers problem with chaining 
filters.

Next topic:
We try to exclude a temporary path from the indexer. When adding a file 
or path filter, the dialog shows it, but didnt save it. Therefore i 
modified the FilesQueryable.xml file manually.

Bye,
Michael Jungnickl

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