| Re: Fox Trot Losing Indexing [message #465 is a reply to message #464] |
Tue, 24 January 2017 11:39  |
FoxTrot Engineering
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Benjamin Grandy wrote:
> And, yes, the volume is grayed out, however the remote volume is indeed
> mounted.
A tooltip should appear to show the full path of the volume when moving the mouse over the grayed out volume name. Then you can compare to the actual path of the volume in the Finder, by dragging the volume icon to a plain text TextEdit window, or to a Terminal window. For some reason, the volume gets probably mounted to a different path. Making sure to carefully eject mounted volumes before disconnecting the network, or putting your machine in sleep mode, would probably help avoiding this.
Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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>> I'm using Foxtrot on one iMac to search the contents of a folder on
>> another iMac. The file is shared through wifi with Apple File Sharing.
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>> Anyway, Foxtrot will index the file, and work. However, when the computer
>> is shut down and restarted, Foxtrot loses the information and will not
>> work. At which point, the file needs to be indexed again. As it takes
>> quite a while to create the index, the current situation is unworkable.
Jérôme - FoxTrot Engineering
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