https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375370
--- Comment #18 from S. Christian Collins <s_chriscoll...@hotmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #17) > Now that the rc file exists, can you again do: > > balooctl config remove excludeFolders '/home/chris/Personal' > > balooctl config list excludeFolders > > cat ~/.config/baloorc When I start off, there is no "baloorc" in ~/.config, but there is "baloofileinformationrc" and "baloofilerc". Neither file has any lines pertaining to the "/home/chris/Personal" or "/home/chris/Storage" folders, yet both locations are listed when running "balooctl config list excludeFolders". When I run "balooctl config remove excludeFolders '/home/chris/Personal'", two things happen: 1. "baloorc" is created containing "exclude folders[$e]=$HOME/Storage" under "[General]" 2. "baloofilerc" is updated adding "exclude folders[$e]=$HOME/Storage" under "[General]" Running "balooctl config list excludeFolders" now shows: /home/chris/Personal /home/chris/Storage /home/chris/Storage If I run "balooctl config remove excludeFolders '/home/chris/Personal'" a second time, both "baloorc" and "baloofilerc" now show "exclude folders[$e]=$HOME/Storage,$HOME/Storage" Running "balooctl config list excludeFolders" now shows: /home/chris/Personal /home/chris/Storage /home/chris/Storage /home/chris/Storage If I now run "balooctl config remove excludeFolders '/home/chris/Storage'", both "baloorc" and "baloofilerc" now show "exclude folders[$e]=$HOME/Personal" -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
