Hi all,
I just discovered this morning that i only had a few free gigs on my HD left after only recently purchasing a new one. After spending some time trying to account for it I discovered that most of the data was concentrated in my .strigi folder actually ~/.strigi/Clucene. It contained 47.5GB of data.
I found it contained several enormous data files, some of them nearly as large as 5GB.
_4nor1.cfs, _6njxy.fnm, _2ntku.cfs and a whole bunch of other ones and am a little uncertain of their nature.
What is more mysterious is that when I looked at the contents of the directory in d3lphin it seemed like the contents of the directory started re-permuting itself.I found I had to kill the strigi thread to stop this from happening.
I haven't had any experience with the strigi program in the past, but I'm just wondering if anyone is able to shed some light on why this may be so?
Cheers.
I just discovered this morning that i only had a few free gigs on my HD left after only recently purchasing a new one. After spending some time trying to account for it I discovered that most of the data was concentrated in my .strigi folder actually ~/.strigi/Clucene. It contained 47.5GB of data.
I found it contained several enormous data files, some of them nearly as large as 5GB.
_4nor1.cfs, _6njxy.fnm, _2ntku.cfs and a whole bunch of other ones and am a little uncertain of their nature.
What is more mysterious is that when I looked at the contents of the directory in d3lphin it seemed like the contents of the directory started re-permuting itself.I found I had to kill the strigi thread to stop this from happening.
I haven't had any experience with the strigi program in the past, but I'm just wondering if anyone is able to shed some light on why this may be so?
Cheers.
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