Just remembered today, that I nearly forgot to blog about my beagle setup on a file server with web-frontend and headless config.
Here goes:
#!/bin/sh
# Set Directory(ies) we want to index
beagle-config FilesQueryable Roots /mnt/space/Data
# Network options
beagle-config Networking ServiceName server
beagle-config Networking ServiceEnabled True
beagle-config Networking WebInterface True
# Disable backends we don't have any use for since they are for desktop apps
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends KMail
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends KNotes
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends EvolutionMail
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends KOrganizer
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends KAddressBook
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends KonqBookmark
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends KonquerorHistory
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Konversation
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Kopete
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Pidgin
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Locate
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Opera
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Akregator
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends EvolutionDataServer
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Thunderbird
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Blam
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Liferea
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Tomboy
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends applications
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends documentation
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends manpages
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends monodoc
beagle-config Daemon DeniedBackends Empathy
As you can see I disable the backends that are pointless, enable the webinterface and set server name and File index root dir. not much to see but good to keep somewhere as reference since It was a bit of a pain to find all of this out ;)
Also one more thing .. enable user_xattr when mounting the filesystem in question and have inotify in your kernel (this is mentioned on the beagle page but I thought it won't hurt saying it again ;)
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