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Simon Waters wrote:
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| So far the answers seem to be;
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| ~  Use grep
| ~  Use Emacs (apparently it can).
| ~  Use a generic - like swish++

Oh and I just set up Medusa. Planned to integrate with Natilus, but
doesn't seem to on Debian testing (Gnome 2.6) yet (maybe I missed
something?).

apt-get install medusa
vi /etc/medusa/medusa.conf
/etc/init.d/medusa start
... manually run the indexer - presumably you should add it to
cron.... Wait till it finishes.

# Find some chess games
msearch 'gnome-search:[file:///]file_name matches *.pgn'

# Files with "Robert" and "Fischer" in

msearch 'gnome-search:[file:///]Content includes_all_of Robert Fischer'

I didn't get a meaningful "AND" to work.

Hmm seem to be a few interesting <urm> features - but might be worth
pursuing. Not least the indexing is run as "root" so all your data
is visible in the Index by default. You have secrets?
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