Keller Daniel writes: > Hi > > > What makes you think that this would be an issue ? > Well if I start it from command line I get "Cannot load library > icui18n:" and I didn't find documentation that explicitly talkes about > headless setups. It all seems to be focused on local machine / X-Window > available type of setups I take it that you started the GUI program, recoll, from the command line ? This depends on Qt and a bunch of associated libraries of course. I think that you have two possible approaches: - Install the standard package and its dependancies, forget about the 200 MBs, and only use the command-line indexer recollindex. - Build the package yourself, to get rid of all Qt and X11 dependancies. > > If you are using the real-time indexer, use option -x to disable X11 > session monitoring. > I did install the package from ubunutu 12.04. I guess you are refering to " > rclmon.sh". I can't find that file in these two directories /usr/local/[share > /]recoll/examples. rclmon.sh is a script which can be used to start and stop the indexer, recollindex, typically when entering and exiting a desktop session. It could be modified for other uses, by adjusting the options to the recollindex command (typically add -x -w 0 in your case). Can't remember if it is installed or where, but it's in the source, in the index/ directory (e.g. on bitbucket). > I guess I will have to compile it myself. It is good to know, that it > will be worth to continue this path. > > Some guide that describes how a headless setup should be configured would > certainly be appreciated. I think that you will only need "man recollindex" or a look at the recoll manual: http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/recoll/usermanual/usermanual.html There is nothing in Recoll which forces the use of the GUI program, "recoll". Not needed for indexing at all, and you can use the command-line recollq or the webui for searching. So the guide to headlessness is just: read the "recollindex" man page and the configuration section of the user doc, and don't use the GUI :) Cheers, jf