Hello Guys,

First of all - great work with nepomuk, it is just great!

I'm playing around with nepomuk on OSX which I've installed using MacPorts.

The goal is to design my own personal knowledge management system (which should eventually run across OSX, Ubuntu and Windows)

Being a command line guy myself I have started to look around for simple tools to tag my files and query them back, I did not find many of them till now.

if I could have it my way I would like to see a FUSE based filesystem similar to tagsistant on top of nepomuk as my navigation system and a simple commandline tagger.

dreams aside, I've decided to toy around with prototyping some simple CLI tools with my weapon of choice being python I was disappointed to see that pyKDE4 is not yet ported to OSX, bummer.
this means I can't use the Soprano bindings.
Next I thought before I go back to c++ to try SPARQLWrapper but I eventually realized that virtuoso is launched with the http interface disabled.

After this long introduction my question is: how can I query the virtuoso DB from python given that the HTTP interface is disabled.

Maybe I need to change the config file fed to virtuoso when nepomuk launch it?, if so how does one go about doing that?

*ps if I try to 'pip install virtuoso' the installer complains that it can not satisfy the requirement " pyodbc==virtuoso-2.1.9-beta14"
**pps sorry for this longish post, but I really dig nepomuk and want it to be my information digestion center piece!

Pity you don't have PyKDE4 available... the Nepomuk native way to do it from Python is shown in this blog post. http://www.dennogumi.org/2010/10/pykde4 ... ng-nepomuk

Unfortunately I don't know how hard it would be to get those bindings compiled. Assuming MacPorts compiles everything itself though, you should have most of what you need to build it on your computer.

Might be worth giving it a shot, assuming you have Git and CMake available.