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#1 2009-04-04 14:19:26

Urfaust
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tracker conflicts with libtracker

Hi!

A few days ago I did a system update and pacman says that tracker conflicts with libtracker and so dependencies could not be solved. I can't remove libtracker, it depends on nautilus, so I removed tracker and a "pacman -Syu" works again. But I can not reinstall tracker because of the conflict with libtracker.
So is this a bug? I don't know what exactly to do now because I am kind of new to the Arch Community.
Any help on this would be appreciated. smile

thx in advance

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#2 2009-04-04 18:57:50

jbob
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

I have exactly the same problem here.

€dit: Just found this, and the mentioned solution

pacman -Rd libtracker
pacman -S tracker

worked for me.

Last edited by jbob (2009-04-04 21:54:33)


Please note that English is not my mother tongue.

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#3 2009-04-06 23:00:13

knownbad
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

didn't work for me.  i am using xfce4.

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#4 2009-04-07 10:38:12

tj
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

jbob wrote:

I have exactly the same problem here.

Edit: Just found this, and the mentioned solution

pacman -Rd libtracker
pacman -S tracker

worked for me.

didn't work for me either however

sudo pacman -Rd tracker 
sudo pacman -Syu

worked fine
the version of tracker for me was tracker-0.6.91-4 (not sure which version I upgraded from)

I'm on x86_64 FWIW; I don't think your WM/DE is going to make a difference

Edit: actually the conflict between tracker and libtracker still exists if I

sudo pacman -S tracker

just doesn't come up if I

sudo pacman -Syu

so I guess the question may still be there

Last edited by tj (2009-04-07 10:46:39)

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#5 2009-04-08 19:43:23

knownbad
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

sorry, i didn't make myself clear.

1. tracker will install after removing libtracker
2. tracker seemed to load fine
3. tracker didn't seem to index properly even if told to reindex
4. tracker search returns item counts on the left panel but items on right pane

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#6 2009-04-14 18:27:06

Urfaust
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

knownbad wrote:

sorry, i didn't make myself clear.

1. tracker will install after removing libtracker
2. tracker seemed to load fine
3. tracker didn't seem to index properly even if told to reindex
4. tracker search returns item counts on the left panel but items on right pane

Sorry for the late answer. The solution from jbob worked for me but now tracker is not indexing correctly. It crashes everytime with "Index corrupted" messages. I reinstalled the package, it didnt work. So I tell Gnome not to launch tracker at startup but trackerd and tracker-indexer are running and after a few minutes my CPU load is going to 100%....I think I'm going to pacman -Rd tracker, this thing starts to go on my nerves.:rolleyes:

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#7 2009-04-14 21:01:47

Urfaust
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

3. tracker didn't seem to index properly even if told to reindex

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour … bug/346912

Reindexing from the tracker-applet is not working for me but

tracker-processes -r

works. At least the new index is building now and it did not crash after 2 minutes like the last time when I told tracker to reindex via applet.

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#8 2009-04-15 08:31:36

farvardin
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

tracker is taking too much CPU load now. It's a pity it's a gnome dependancy, I don't want to have this anymore. I've removed it with "pacman -Rd tracker".

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#9 2009-04-16 12:19:58

farvardin
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Re: tracker conflicts with libtracker

removing tracker is not a solution, because it prevents nautilus to start. I just want to disable this thing I don't need, I don't use, but takes 100% of my CPU when it's running (even if I don't use gnome at the moment)!

I'd prefer to have it as a daemon I could disable but it's not the case.

Last edited by farvardin (2009-04-16 12:20:59)

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