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Indexing not working #73
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@daelba Sorry for the late reply. That was a bug introduced by a recent commit. Fixed now by 466df71 . Please reinstall using |
Thanks for your reply. Now I have:
But the result is still the same. |
Hello, I continue on this issue while I have a similar problem. It occurs only on one specific computers. I compare here the behavior between two systems with similar OS.
On both systems. 32BG ram on both systems. 8 cores on both systems. The main difference is they are both virtualised with different backend.
On both systems. Result is the same on both systems for
while on the other the task finishes
I tried login on the container on both machines and compare the hash of executables and data and manually execute the command, everything is the same, but the command still don't finish properly.
and on the working system
I'm a bit at loss, because everything was working properly on both systems ~1month ago. I add the content of the folders after running the index command, on the non working system :
On the working system :
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I have similar issue to #41.
meta-data.json
is not created.Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS
pip show qlever
:docker --version
:Qleverfile
:Where Q31519.ttl was downloaded from https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:EntityData/Q31519.ttl. It is small file with few triples, so there can't be any memory issue.
qlever index
:dir
:Is there any problem in the Qleverfile, or is it qlever bug? Thanks.
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