#Docker hub netatalk install
#Docker hub netatalk password

#Docker hub netatalk password

I am still investigation this, but think it might be that tracker is started before the shares are mounted so it just sees an empty directory and removes the files from its index. add any global netatalk config to afp.conf example value: key value ACCOUNTusername multiple variables/accounts possible adds a new user account with the given username and the env value as password or password hash either you add a simple plaintext password as value (cant start with. To do this, edit the file /etc/netatalk/fault by adding at the end. If restarted with ‘ tracker-control -ts’ tracker will start indexing the files from scratch and then all will work until next reboot. However, on reboot the index is empty and tracker does not try and reindex any of the files. You can check the indexing status with ‘ tracker-control -S’ or do a search of the index with ' tracker-search KEYWORD' Tracker will start crawling and indexing your files and they should soon show up in spotlight searches. ~/.tracker_profilegsettings set .Files index-recursive-directories ''dbus-daemon -session -fork -address='unix:path=$PREFIX/var/netatalk/spotlight.ipc'tracker-control -ssed -i '/\/ aspotlight = yes' /etc/afp.confkillall -HUP afpd

#Docker hub netatalk install

Yum -y install dconf dbus-x11 trackerecho 'export XDG_DATA_HOME='/var/netatalk/' export XDG_CACHE_HOME='/var/netatalk/' export DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS='unix:path=/var/netatalk/spotlight.ipc' ' > ~/.tracker_profileecho '&. AFP should be running before starting this.

I have gotten spotlight search mostly working over AFP using tracker using these steps. Search: Best Docker Containers For Home Server. Search: Best Docker Containers For Home Server.