Open Prefs - Commando and try to change Max Search Depth value. I assume your config.dat is too nesty for Commando to find it. If it doesn’t find any files at all, I think there’s a bug. But first try to change the scope (click on this magnifier icon) to Files, maybe this would help.
The only thing I would add to @Defman’s answer is to make sure you’re using a Komodo project to narrow the scope of search to files under your project root.
[2016-06-02 16:44:01,803] [ERROR] console-logger: Error: ‘ftp://Pascual TMS/web/pascual’ does not have a local path (2) in chrome://komodo/content/library/uriparse.js:168
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “chrome://komodo/content/library/uriparse.js”, line 168, in
[2016-06-02 16:44:01,937] [ERROR] console-logger: Error: ‘ftp://Pascual TMS/web/pascual’ does not have a local path (2) in chrome://komodo/content/library/uriparse.js:168
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “chrome://komodo/content/library/uriparse.js”, line 168, in
[2016-06-02 16:44:02,029] [ERROR] console-logger: Error: ‘ftp://Pascual TMS/web/pascual’ does not have a local path (2) in chrome://komodo/content/library/uriparse.js:168
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “chrome://komodo/content/library/uriparse.js”, line 168, in
Share the full log. These messages means that Komodo can’t do something with your project path because it’s a remote project. I think it’s a bug. I think that Commando does not support searching in Remote dirs.
I don’t know what the problem is in this case, I’ve never faced myself with it. AFAIK Komodo X has fixed a lot of FTP errors there and maybe Commando will work in it, but I don’t have an FTP server to test it. I think @careyh could say more.
Note this is not a bug, but a limitation. We’ll look into adding support for this in Komodo 11.
Commando normally only scans your Places folder. As a workaround you could find the folder you’re interested in by typing an absolute path, then hit right arrow on it and select “Add Shortcut”. Then you can search within your shortcut by typing shortcutName/.
As an example, to add my Downloads folder as a shortcut:
Search for ~/Downloads
Right arrow on my Downloads folder
Select “Add Shortcut”
Name it “DLS”
Open Commando again
Search for DLS/
Update: Seems I both missunderstood the bug as well as wrongly remembered that this was in fact implemented. please see the bug for further details. My apologies.
@nathanr wasn’t able to reproduce the bug I reported so I retested. I forgot that I had added a remote folder to the project and didn’t note that in the bug.
Adding a remote folder to your project will break Commando File Scope. I’ve updated the ticket to be more clear.
Interestingly enough, if you remove the remote folder, commando works perfectly with local added folders! So no enhancement request needed.
EDIT: so to clarify @stramin, if ANY of those folders is remote then Commando files scope will break.