Please report this issue upstream.

(In reply to comment #1)
> Please report this issue upstream.

Reported as https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=655000

Assigning to maintainer now that our maintainers database has an entry for
this package. Please assign back to bugsquad@mageia.org in case of a mistake
from me.

CC: (none) => stormi
Assignee: bugsquad => jani.valimaa

Had to enable HAL support to possibly fix this. Pushed new release [1] to core/updates_testing, please test it.

[1] tracker-0.8.17-4.1.mga1

(In reply to comment #4)
> Had to enable HAL support to possibly fix this. Pushed new release [1] to
> core/updates_testing, please test it.
> 
> [1] tracker-0.8.17-4.1.mga1

Hmm, I enabled core/updates testing, and:

$ sudo urpmi tracker
Pakket tracker-0.8.17-4.mga1.x86_64 is reeds geïnstalleerd

urpmi claims the package is already installed. Are you sure the version number is correct?

it's tracker-0.8.17-4.*1*.mga1 :)

Our script says that some deps have been added from core/release

acl
cryptsetup
hal
hal-info
libcryptsetup1
libhal1
libpolkit2
pciutils
policykit
usbutils

Does that seem correct?

(In reply to comment #5)
> (In reply to comment #4)
> > Had to enable HAL support to possibly fix this. Pushed new release [1] to
> > core/updates_testing, please test it.
> > 
> > [1] tracker-0.8.17-4.1.mga1
> 
> Hmm, I enabled core/updates testing, and:
> 
> $ sudo urpmi tracker
> Pakket tracker-0.8.17-4.mga1.x86_64 is reeds geïnstalleerd
> 
> urpmi claims the package is already installed. Are you sure the version number
> is correct?

Your Core Updates Testing media is probably not up to date. Run urpmi.update Testing then try again.

This doesn't appear to have fixed the issue. tracker-store still starts - and is a big cpu hog! - on battery power. I tried with logging out and even rebooting.

Should say, I tested i586.

Can you confirm Reinout?

Testing again i586 this does seem to be working now. I'm not sure what has changed, perhaps just applying the existing settings has stored them where they weren't before.

The icon is still displayed as if it is indexing, although it is set to only display when indexing, and tracker-store is still running but tracker-store is taking virtually no CPU.

When plugged back in, tracker-store takes maximum CPU. Unplugged again and it returns to idle.

The status icon should not display though when it is not indexing.

This will require testing x86_64 also, I don't have a modern laptop to do that with.

Confirmed fixed on my x86_64 system!

Thanks Reinout.

Update Validated.


Advisory:

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This update corrects an issue with tracker where it would index on battery power when set not to. It may require anybody affected by this to re-apply their tracker settings once updated.

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Source RPM: tracker-0.8.17-4.1.mga1.src.rpm

Please note that the following package are new deps so will require linking from core/release to core/updates.

acl
cryptsetup
hal
hal-info
libcryptsetup1
libhal1
libpolkit2
pciutils
policykit
usbutils

Could sysadmin please push from core/updates_testing to core/updates and do the required linking.

Thankyou!

Keywords: (none) => validated_update
CC: (none) => sysadmin-bugs

And here is the list of packages to link for x86_64:
acl-2.2.49-5.mga1 (Core Release)
cryptsetup-1.3.0-1.mga1 (Core Release)
hal-0.5.14-6.mga1 (Core Release)
hal-info-0.0-5.20091130.3.mga1 (Core Release)
lib64cryptsetup1-1.3.0-1.mga1 (Core Release)
lib64hal1-0.5.14-6.mga1 (Core Release)
lib64polkit2-0.9-8.mga1 (Core Release)
pciutils-3.1.7-3.mga1 (Core Release)
policykit-0.9-8.mga1 (Core Release)
usbutils-0.91-1.mga1 (Core Release)

Same as i586 except lib names.

Update pushed.

Status: NEW => RESOLVED
CC: (none) => tmb
Resolution: (none) => FIXED