Full text search in Nautilus 3.26.1 Ubuntu 18.04
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Full text search in Nautilus (3.26.1 in Ubuntu 18.04) does not work for me.
I installed tracker and it works correctly.
When I type the "tracker search < something >" in a terminal window it
finds every files which contains "< something >".
What is wrong?
Should I install additional packages?
Should I set something in dconf (or elsewhere)?
nautilus tracker
asked Apr 28 at 6:37
Balázs Pere
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Full text search in Nautilus (3.26.1 in Ubuntu 18.04) does not work for me.
I installed tracker and it works correctly.
When I type the "tracker search < something >" in a terminal window it
finds every files which contains "< something >".
What is wrong?
Should I install additional packages?
Should I set something in dconf (or elsewhere)?
nautilus tracker
asked Apr 28 at 6:37
Balázs Pere
112
Do you text from Home or somewhere else?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:00
Recursive search is set for $Home. Originally $Home was in "index-single-directories" indconf, but I deleted it from there, deleted everything from "index-recursive-directories" and put there $Home.
– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:12
So it still searches correctly but it doesn't search anything that contains the word that is being searched?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:23
For example, if i searchedDownloadsit comes up withDownloadsbut not with anything likeTest Download.txt?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:25
It searches only the filenames, and it finds also theTest Download.txt, but it doesn't find the words inside the fileTest Download.txt
– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:27
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Full text search in Nautilus (3.26.1 in Ubuntu 18.04) does not work for me.
I installed tracker and it works correctly.
When I type the "tracker search < something >" in a terminal window it
finds every files which contains "< something >".
What is wrong?
Should I install additional packages?
Should I set something in dconf (or elsewhere)?
nautilus tracker
asked Apr 28 at 6:37
Balázs Pere
112
Full text search in Nautilus (3.26.1 in Ubuntu 18.04) does not work for me.
I installed tracker and it works correctly.
When I type the "tracker search < something >" in a terminal window it
finds every files which contains "< something >".
What is wrong?
Should I install additional packages?
Should I set something in dconf (or elsewhere)?
nautilus tracker
asked Apr 28 at 6:37
Balázs Pere
112
edited Apr 28 at 7:05
asked Apr 28 at 6:37
Balázs Pere
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asked Apr 28 at 6:37
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asked Apr 28 at 6:37
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Do you text from Home or somewhere else?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:00
Recursive search is set for $Home. Originally $Home was in "index-single-directories" indconf, but I deleted it from there, deleted everything from "index-recursive-directories" and put there $Home.
– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:12
So it still searches correctly but it doesn't search anything that contains the word that is being searched?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:23
For example, if i searchedDownloadsit comes up withDownloadsbut not with anything likeTest Download.txt?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:25
It searches only the filenames, and it finds also theTest Download.txt, but it doesn't find the words inside the fileTest Download.txt
– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:27
 |Â
show 6 more comments
Do you text from Home or somewhere else?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:00
Recursive search is set for $Home. Originally $Home was in "index-single-directories" indconf, but I deleted it from there, deleted everything from "index-recursive-directories" and put there $Home.
– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:12
So it still searches correctly but it doesn't search anything that contains the word that is being searched?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:23
For example, if i searchedDownloadsit comes up withDownloadsbut not with anything likeTest Download.txt?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:25
It searches only the filenames, and it finds also theTest Download.txt, but it doesn't find the words inside the fileTest Download.txt
– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:27
Do you text from Home or somewhere else?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:00
Do you text from Home or somewhere else?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:00
Recursive search is set for $Home. Originally $Home was in "index-single-directories" in
dconf , but I deleted it from there, deleted everything from "index-recursive-directories" and put there $Home.– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:12
Recursive search is set for $Home. Originally $Home was in "index-single-directories" in
dconf , but I deleted it from there, deleted everything from "index-recursive-directories" and put there $Home.– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:12
So it still searches correctly but it doesn't search anything that contains the word that is being searched?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:23
So it still searches correctly but it doesn't search anything that contains the word that is being searched?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:23
For example, if i searched
Downloads it comes up with Downloads but not with anything like Test Download.txt?– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:25
For example, if i searched
Downloads it comes up with Downloads but not with anything like Test Download.txt?– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:25
It searches only the filenames, and it finds also the
Test Download.txt, but it doesn't find the words inside the file Test Download.txt– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:27
It searches only the filenames, and it finds also the
Test Download.txt, but it doesn't find the words inside the file Test Download.txt– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:27
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Do you text from Home or somewhere else?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:00
Recursive search is set for $Home. Originally $Home was in "index-single-directories" in
dconf, but I deleted it from there, deleted everything from "index-recursive-directories" and put there $Home.– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:12
So it still searches correctly but it doesn't search anything that contains the word that is being searched?
– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:23
For example, if i searched
Downloadsit comes up withDownloadsbut not with anything likeTest Download.txt?– YoureSOStubborn
Apr 28 at 7:25
It searches only the filenames, and it finds also the
Test Download.txt, but it doesn't find the words inside the fileTest Download.txt– Balázs Pere
Apr 28 at 7:27