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NAME
       tracker-miner-fs.cfg

SYNOPSIS
       $HOME/.config/tracker/tracker-miner-fs.cfg

DESCRIPTION
       Tracker's configuration is built on top of GSettings, part of GLib.
       This means that there is a proper schema for configurations and they
       can be viewed (normally) using the dconf-editor tool.

       Tracker also allows switching from the GSettings database, used by most
       (cross) desktop applications, to a key/value formatted files (like
       Microsoft's INI format). To do this, the environment variable
       TRACKER_USE_CONFIG_FILES must be defined before running the application
       using that configuration.

       So where is this configuration? Well, normally they're stored in
       $HOME/.config/tracker/, however, default values are not stored to
       config files, only different values are. This man page describes what
       keys and values can be used.

       See EXAMPLES for a general overview.

OPTIONS
       verbosity='errors'

              Log verbosity.

       initial-sleep=15

              Initial sleep time, in seconds.
              Values range from 0 to 1000.

       sched-idle='first-index'

              The scheduler is the kernel component that decides which runnable application will be executed by the CPU next. Each application has an associated scheduling policy and priority.

       throttle=0

              Indexing speed, the higher the slower.
              Values range from 0 to 20.

       low-disk-space-limit=-1

              Disk space threshold in percent at which to pause indexing, or -1 to disable.
              Values range from -1 to 100.

       crawling-interval=-1

              Interval in days to check whether the filesystem is up to date in the database. 0 forces crawling anytime, -1 forces it only after unclean shutdowns, and -2 disables it entirely.
              Values range from -2 to 365.

       removable-days-threshold=3

              Threshold in days after which files from removables devices will be removed from database if not mounted. 0 means never, maximum is 365.
              Values range from 0 to 365.

       enable-monitors=true

              Set to false to completely disable any file monitoring

       enable-writeback=true

              Set to false to completely disable any file writeback

       index-removable-devices=false

              Set to true to enable indexing mounted directories for removable devices.

       index-optical-discs=false

              Set to true to enable indexing CDs, DVDs, and generally optical media (if removable devices are not indexed, optical discs won't be either)

       index-on-battery=true

              Set to true to index while running on battery

       index-on-battery-first-time=true

              Set to true to index while running on battery for the first time only

       index-recursive-
       directories='&DESKTOP','&DOCUMENTS','&DOWNLOAD','&MUSIC','&PICTURES','&VIDEOS'

              List of directories to index recursively, Special values include: &DESKTOP, &DOCUMENTS, &DOWNLOAD, &MUSIC, &PICTURES, &PUBLIC_SHARE, &TEMPLATES, &VIDEOS. See /etc/xdg/user-dirs.defaults and $HOME/.config/user-dirs.default

       index-single-directories='$HOME'

              List of directories to index without inspecting subfolders, Special values include: &DESKTOP, &DOCUMENTS, &DOWNLOAD, &MUSIC, &PICTURES, &PUBLIC_SHARE, &TEMPLATES, &VIDEOS. See /etc/xdg/user-dirs.defaults and $HOME/.config/user-dirs.default

       ignored-
       files='*~','*.o','*.la','*.lo','*.loT','*.in','*.csproj','*.m4','*.rej','*.gmo','*.orig','*.pc','*.omf','*.aux','*.tmp','*.po','*.vmdk','*.vm*','*.nvram','*.part','*.rcore','*.lzo','autom4te','conftest','confstat','Makefile','SCCS','ltmain.sh','libtool','config.status','confdefs.h','configure'

              List of file patterns to avoid

       ignored-directories='po','CVS','core-dumps','lost+found'

              List of directories to avoid

       ignored-directories-with-content='.trackerignore'

              Avoid any directory containing a file blacklisted here

EXAMPLES
       The top level group is "General". The default configuration (if saved
       to tracker-miner-fs.cfg), would look like:

           [General]
           verbosity='errors';
           initial-sleep=15;
           sched-idle='first-index';
           throttle=0;
           low-disk-space-limit=-1;
           crawling-interval=-1;
           removable-days-threshold=3;
           enable-monitors=true;
           enable-writeback=true;
           index-removable-devices=false;
           index-optical-discs=false;
           index-on-battery=true;
           index-on-battery-first-time=true;
           index-recursive-directories='&DESKTOP','&DOCUMENTS','&DOWNLOAD','&MUSIC','&PICTURES','&VIDEOS';
           index-single-directories='$HOME';
           ignored-files='*~','*.o','*.la','*.lo','*.loT','*.in','*.csproj','*.m4','*.rej','*.gmo','*.orig','*.pc','*.omf','*.aux','*.tmp','*.po','*.vmdk','*.vm*','*.nvram','*.part','*.rcore','*.lzo','autom4te','conftest','confstat','Makefile','SCCS','ltmain.sh','libtool','config.status','confdefs.h','configure';
           ignored-directories='po','CVS','core-dumps','lost+found';
           ignored-directories-with-content='.trackerignore';

SEE ALSO
       tracker-miner-fsfg

1.4.1                            February 2016         tracker-miner-fs.cfg(5)