Dear Ports Manager (recoll),
Recoll is a tremendously useful tool and I have used it extensively on FreeBSD
without issue.
I have a few DragonflyBSD machines that need to run recoll as well. However, the default
configuration (from FreeBSD ports) seems to not index PDF files which is the default
behavior on FreeBSD. I have double checked and all of the necessary filters are installed
including "rclpdf" which is the filter responsible for indexing PDFs:
hotrecoll.py rcldia rclimg
rclokulnote rclshowinfo rclxls
msodump.zip rcldjvu rclinfo
rclopxml rclsiduxman rclxml
ppt-dump.py rcldoc rclkar rclpdf
rclsoff rclzip
rcl7z rcldvi rclkwd rclppt
rclsvg xdg-open
rclabw rclepub rcllatinclass.py rclps
rcltar xls-dump.py
rclaptosidman rclexecm.py rcllatinstops.zip
rclpurple rcltex xlsxmltocsv.py
rclaudio rclfb2 rcllyx
rclpython rcltext
rclcheckneedretry.sh rclgaim rclman rclrar
rcluncomp
rclchm rclgnm rclmpdf rclrtf
rclwar
rclconfig.py rclics rclnull
rclscribus rclwpd
However when recoll indexing is completed it says that rclpdf is not available.
I have also checked to ensure that rclpdf is actually executable. The user that
I am running recoll under is part of the wheel group as well.
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 10064 Mar 13 05:50 rclpdf
Is there any other possible item that I am overlooking?
Here it is described the make configuration that is used under DragonflyBSD:
https://github.com/DragonFlyBSD/DPorts/tree/master/deskutils/recoll
Any tips or a form of heads up would be extremely appreciated.
--
Michael L. Wilson
PeerCorps Trust Fund
+255 (0) 659 189 437
www.peercorpstrust.org
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