.7z files take long time to index
.7z files take long time to index
Hello, I thought that everything 1.5 version 1354a indexes .7z files as well but no .7z files were showing. I had to manually enable indexing properties -- container file names and then add .7z into the list together with .rar and .zip. Am I making a mistake or is 7z not being indexed by default ? Because when I add .7z format to index properties, it takes a long time for everything to index it and I don't even have that many .7z files on my C:\ drive. What is going on ?
Re: .7z files take long time to index
Yeah, that part seemed a bit odd.then add .7z into the list together with .rar and .zip
I added "7z" as an indexed Property, then went back & added "7z" as (Container Filenames) as a New Column.is 7z not being indexed by default ?
(I don't see the column being particularly useful.)
How many is "that many"?I don't even have that many .7z files
Remember, "add .7z into the list together with .rar and .zip".
So when you indexed, you are indexing .7z & .rar & .zip.
So if you don't "that many" .7z, but you do have a lot of .zip...
Anyhow, some 10K .7z, .rar, .zip here & they were indexed in seconds (less then 1 minute).
Re: .7z files take long time to index
therube wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 5:35 pmYeah, that part seemed a bit odd.then add .7z into the list together with .rar and .zip
I added "7z" as an indexed Property, then went back & added "7z" as (Container Filenames) as a New Column.is 7z not being indexed by default ?
(I don't see the column being particularly useful.)
How many is "that many"?I don't even have that many .7z files
Remember, "add .7z into the list together with .rar and .zip".
So when you indexed, you are indexing .7z & .rar & .zip.
So if you don't "that many" .7z, but you do have a lot of .zip...
Anyhow, some 10K .7z, .rar, .zip here & they were indexed in seconds (less then 1 minute).
Around 10-12 .7z files each size varies from around 5 MB to about 4-6 GBHow many is "that many"?
Somehow, for me indexing together with 7z takes a very long time. I'm talking about like 2 and a half hours
Re: .7z files take long time to index
And how many .zip files?
Again, if you did nothing more then you said, you are indexing .zip (& .rar, also).
Who knows, maybe antivirus is also playing in?
As in "zip" is being open to be read, A/V says "hey, ZIP, bad news", so scans all the files within...
(When was the last time your A/V found anything in your ZIP, or anywhere for that matter.
[But that's a different discussion.])
Again, if you did nothing more then you said, you are indexing .zip (& .rar, also).
Who knows, maybe antivirus is also playing in?
As in "zip" is being open to be read, A/V says "hey, ZIP, bad news", so scans all the files within...
(When was the last time your A/V found anything in your ZIP, or anywhere for that matter.
[But that's a different discussion.])
Re: .7z files take long time to index
Quite alot of zip files actually, some are even more than 50 GB in size...
The only anti-virus I have installed on my PC is malwarebytes anti-malware. I don't install more than 1 anti-virus because I don't want it to interfere with normal windows system files or registry data.
I don't visit those types of websites or malicious sources...so it's been a pretty long time lol
Re: .7z files take long time to index
(Heh.
Much like "FULLY" there is no such thing as "those types of websites".
Every been to youtube.com, or google.com, or voidtools.com, or... you never know.)
Somethings wrong, I'm thinking, on your end.
Time is simply too long.
On a non-indexed instance of Everything, took seconds to complete, 12000 [zip:] files, 58 GB (largest single file is 600 MB).
(Last I knew, from ages ago, Defender & MBAM did not conflict & MBAM was not "treated" as an A/V, so did not disable Defender?)
Much like "FULLY" there is no such thing as "those types of websites".
Every been to youtube.com, or google.com, or voidtools.com, or... you never know.)
Somethings wrong, I'm thinking, on your end.
Time is simply too long.
On a non-indexed instance of Everything,
zip: zip-file-name:"id.pdf"
And Windows Defender (or whatever it is called) is disabled?The only anti-virus I have installed on my PC is malwarebytes anti-malware.
(Last I knew, from ages ago, Defender & MBAM did not conflict & MBAM was not "treated" as an A/V, so did not disable Defender?)
Re: .7z files take long time to index
Windows defender is enabled on my PCtherube wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:35 pm (Heh.
Much like "FULLY" there is no such thing as "those types of websites".
Every been to youtube.com, or google.com, or voidtools.com, or... you never know.)
Somethings wrong, I'm thinking, on your end.
Time is simply too long.
On a non-indexed instance of Everything,took seconds to complete, 12000 [zip:] files, 58 GB (largest single file is 600 MB).zip: zip-file-name:"id.pdf"
And Windows Defender (or whatever it is called) is disabled?The only anti-virus I have installed on my PC is malwarebytes anti-malware.
(Last I knew, from ages ago, Defender & MBAM did not conflict & MBAM was not "treated" as an A/V, so did not disable Defender?)
Re: .7z files take long time to index
Thank you for your post anmac1789,
The next Everything alpha update will include .7z files by default when indexing container filenames and container filename count.
Everything will likely reindex all your zip and rar files when changing which files are included.
This can take a long time.
Progress is shown in the status bar.
The next Everything alpha update will include .7z files by default when indexing container filenames and container filename count.
Everything will likely reindex all your zip and rar files when changing which files are included.
This can take a long time.
Progress is shown in the status bar.