On Mon, 26. February 2007 06:47:06 Clark P. Case wrote:

OK, I have searched the lists as best I can, and even tore through the Beagle project wiki.... Is there ANY way to flush or clear the beagle index? I simply cannot find the answer...

Thanks in advance... I switched from beagle to tracker some time ago.

I didn't search for a flush or clear index functiion. What I did was a: find /home -type f-iname *beagle* -exec rm {} \; find /home -type f-iname *beagle* -exec rm {} \; to delete all beagle files. May be it might be a better idea to do a find /home -iname *beagle* -exec ls -l {} \; >/home/find.beagle.txt first to be shure that there is no file that shouldn't be deleted, e.g. a file beagle-photo.jpg or a folder beagle-photos if your pet is a beagle. ;) By this the output of find is redirected to a file named find.beagle.txt in the directory /home and this file can be viewed via less before starting a rm. regards, thomas -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org