Hello all!
I was thinking about storing my documents - quite a lot of data, 99% of them rarely used so no need to carry them around 24/7 - on my server.
It would be nice to still be able to have them indexed by strigi and to be able to find references to them when querying nepomuk.
So I googled and found nsqd [0] which seems to be 50% of the solution for my use-case. Is this still alive? Has anyone ever used it?
In general: is it possible to have a remote virtuoso db and query it using nepomuk?

Thanks,
Thomas

[0] http://nepomuk.linbox.org/#NEPOMUKsocialqueryservice

It would probably be best to ask the Nepomuk developers themselves about this I guess. From what I know, it isn't possible - but it may be that it actually is. The mailing list is nepomuk@kde.org I believe.

cptG wrote:Hello all!
I was thinking about storing my documents - quite a lot of data, 99% of them rarely used so no need to carry them around 24/7 - on my server.
It would be nice to still be able to have them indexed by strigi and to be able to find references to them when querying nepomuk.
So I googled and found nsqd [0] which seems to be 50% of the solution for my use-case. Is this still alive? Has anyone ever used it?
In general: is it possible to have a remote virtuoso db and query it using nepomuk?

Thanks,
Thomas

[0] http://nepomuk.linbox.org/#NEPOMUKsocialqueryservice

I planed long ago to add remote queries to Nepoogle but it's not developed yet because I need learn Flask before.

Actually I'm using ssh and Nepoogle in console mode to query my Nepomuk database from other computers and works fine but, it's only useful to obtain what files and where are stored.

Umm, maybe could be a good idea a Nepomuk module for OwnCloud .