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Hello, this never happened to me, I use KDE desktop on Arch Linux about 5 months now, everything was ok, but suddenly before few days everytime when I start my PC process called baloo_file_extractor will start and it consume 1 CPU core and 1 GB+ of RAM, this never happened to me before, why it is happening? And what is that process good for? I have to kill it everytime.
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I use several linux distros like: Archlinux, Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux Mint
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Thanks and why it suddenly started launching at start of OS? Isn't it bug?
Last edited by tomsk (2020-03-14 17:55:30)
I use several linux distros like: Archlinux, Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux Mint
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Not a bug, you pulled it in as a dependency with something you installed.
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So if I disable it, it means that I won't be able to search for files in Dolphin for example?
I use several linux distros like: Archlinux, Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux Mint
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Did you recently download a huge file or done some big builds in your home dir like compiling chromium/the kernel or so? Check with
balooctl status
balooctl monitor
and the like whihc file is busy on the index and maybe use system settings to exclude a specific folder or
balooctl clear $FILE
to exclude certain files.
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I downloaded some leaked database which was around some 4 gigs, to extract that I installed "p7zip" and extracted the file, then the same happened to me.
try this it'll work
balooctl suspend
balooctl disable
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Hi, I also have Issues but I have no idea what files might be causing the issues I'm having.
Is it possible to figure out *what files* are being indexed, not just *that* files are being indexed?
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the posted monitor command should give you info on which file is being worked on. replace balooctl with balooctl6 however as of the plasma 6 release.
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You'll likely find most of the time it doesn't consume those resources, I've on the odd occasion had it do the same for me, killing it and restarting it via the balooctl6 command usually resolves it.
Yes, it is what KDE and Dolphin uses to search for files and their content.
Desktop: Ryzen 7 1800X | AMD 7800XT | KDE Plasma
MacbookPro-2012 | MATE
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