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tracker-status(1) User Commands tracker-status(1)
NAME
tracker-status - Provide status and statistics on the data indexed
SYNOPSIS
tracker status
tracker status --stat [-a] [[expression1]...]
tracker status --collect-debug-info
DESCRIPTION
Display the status of the current index and data set.
With the --stat option, displays statistics about the RDF classes and
how many of each exist for data set that has been indexed. For
example, "10 Folders".
This command also provides a way to collect information for debug
purposes using the --collect-debug-info option.
OPTIONS
--stat[=expression]
By default, only common and useful classes are shown, e.g.
"nfo:Document" or "nfo:Folder", for a full set of statistics,
see the --all option.
If one or more expression arguments is given, the statistics
returned are filtered to only show information those RDF types
matching expression (case folded and matching accented
variants). The RDF classes are detailed by the Nepomuk otology
specification. A list of possible classes matching expression,
see tracker sparql -c.
-a, --all
Display statistics about ALL RDF classes that exist in the
database. Without this option only the common RDF classes will
be shown, for example "nfo:Document" and "nfo:FileDataObject".
This option is implied if search terms are provided to filter
ALL possible statistics.
--collect-debug-info
Useful when debugging problems to diagnose the state of Tracker
on your system. The data is output to stdout. Useful if bugs are
filed against the project itself.
Data collected includes Tracker version in use, disk space
available, size of the databases on the disk, the configuration
in use, states of the index (e.g. last filesystem crawl, data
set locale, etc.) and finally statistics about the data in the
database (e.g. how many "nfo:FileDataObject" resources exist).
SEE ALSO
GNU September 2014 tracker-status(1)