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10.4: Create Spotlight indexes for networked volumes
I hope they change this and keep a hidden index on each network volume. No use having an enterprize system if Spotlight only works locally.
10.4: Create Spotlight indexes for networked volumes
The databases for network volumes with indexing enabled seem to be stored in /var/db/Spotlight-V100/.
10.4: Create Spotlight indexes for networked volumes
Storing the index on the network volume itself would require each user to have read/write access to the index which may not be desirable. Also, there would be no way to control what contents of the index are revealed to a given user. What if there are folders on the network volume you're not supposed to have access to? You could then learn about the contents of those folders.
10.4: Create Spotlight indexes for networked volumes
This might be something Tiger server does. I imagine on non-Apple servers your stuck.
10.4: Create Spotlight indexes for networked volumes
-p Publishes the local copies of the metadata stores for the volumes
indicated to their real drives. This is a attribute of mdutil command. May this is a way to keep a copy of the metadata on the remote volume too. Isn't it? |
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