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# else it is taken as relative to the configuration directory (-c argument
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# else it is taken as relative to the configuration directory (-c argument
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# or $RECOLL_CONFDIR). 
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# or $RECOLL_CONFDIR). 
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# If nothing is specified, the default is then ~/.recoll/xapiandb/
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# If nothing is specified, the default is then ~/.recoll/xapiandb/
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dbdir = xapiandb
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dbdir = xapiandb
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# Indexing process threads configuration. If Recoll is configured for 
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# multithreading, this defines what queues are active and how many threads
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# to start for any of them. The default values were found good on a
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# quad-core processor. The three steps are file conversion, term extraction
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# and conversion and Xapian index update. The three queue values define the
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# max number of jobs waiting on one of the corresponding queues. Setting a
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# value to -1 disables a queue (replaced by a direct call). The thrTcounts
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# values define the number of threads to start for each queue. The last
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# value can only be one (as Xapian is single-threaded).
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thrQSizes = 2 2 2
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thrTCounts =  4 2 1
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# Maximum file system occupation before we stop indexing. The default value
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# Maximum file system occupation before we stop indexing. The default value
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# is 0, meaning no checking. The value is a percentage, corresponding to
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# is 0, meaning no checking. The value is a percentage, corresponding to
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# what the "Capacity" df output column shows.
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# what the "Capacity" df output column shows.
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maxfsoccuppc = 0
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maxfsoccuppc = 0
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