beagle showing old results

[Arlo]

I just installed beagle for the first time (app-misc/beagle-0.2.3) I followed the instructions on the Beagle website and gentoo beagle howto. I am using ext3 with user_xattr and inotify is turned on in the kernel (2.6.15-gentoo-r7).

The problem is if I do a search for something say "gentoo", beagle will return 10 results.
If I create a new file and type "gentoo" in it and save, the new file instantly shows up in the results list.
If I remove the word gentoo from the file, it disappears from the results list.
Now the strange part. If I click "Find now" again in the beagle search window the new (now empty) file is shown to have gentoo in it. If I reboot and do a new search for "gentoo" the file shows up. If I delete the file it will not show up, but if I create a new file with the same name it shows up as containing the term "gentoo".

I imagine this has to do with the beagle database not getting updated properly. I deleted the database (rm -r ~/.beagle/) and started fresh but it is still not updating properly.

Thanks for any help.

[nesl247]

Do you have "beagled" running?

[Arlo]

Yes. As the install instructions say to. I also ps aux|grep -i beagle and see it running.

arlo 6815 0.0 3.2 91372 33540 ? Sl 10:51 0:05 beagled --debug /usr/lib/beagle/BeagleDaemon.exe --bg
arlo 8434 0.9 2.7 72700 28168 ? Sl 13:54 0:02 beagled-helper --debug /usr/lib/beagle/IndexHelper.exe
arlo 8478 0.0 0.0 1560 484 pts/0 R+ 13:58 0:00 grep -i beagle


beagle-status also shows it indexing at startup etc..

[Arlo]

This is strange.

It is only doing it with things edited in gedit, not openoffice or nano..

I don't have the autosave feature in gedit turned on, or the "Create a backup copy of files before saving" option.

Any thoughts?