https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450171
--- Comment #8 from tagwer...@innerjoin.org ---
(In reply to linuxfluesterer from comment #7)
> ... The file system of the
> device of my data directory I want to index is ext4. I mount the remote
> directory via nfs and I'm trying to index this mounted directory with baloo
> from my host ...
Baloo should have little trouble with Ext4... Baloo builds its internal "file
identifier" from the inode and the device number. With Ext2/3/4 the inode is
stable and only in unusual situations (when adding/removing discs or changing
the order they are mounted) do you see the Device number change.
If you are mounting with NFS, watch to see whether you get different inode
values each time you mount. It would be interesting to see what you see...
There's an additional command line tool you can try to get extra information
about a file "on disc":
$ stat The_Monster.mp4
That should give you a line including the "Device:" and "Inode:" numbers. If
these keep changing then baloo is going to have trouble :-/
Good Luck...
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