Disable Okular Cache

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I have a problem with okular (or it is actually not a problem but irritating).
Because of reasons I sometimes start okular from command line (zsh) and after I closed okular (sometimes after some seconds, not immediately which irritates me) it print something like:



schoenix:~$ okular file.pdf 
schoenix:~$ Creating the cache for: "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"
Already in database? true
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
After the adjustment
Current score : 9.14105
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Interval length is 3
New score : 9.19105
ResourceScoreUpdated: "5ce27654-47a4-4b51-a7fd-f0d865917aff" "okular" "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"


After that it stops and I have to kill it via Ctrl+C, and sometimes it came some seconds later and I already typed a new command and it mixed with this output.



I want either disable the cache (how?) or disable this output.







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I have a problem with okular (or it is actually not a problem but irritating).
Because of reasons I sometimes start okular from command line (zsh) and after I closed okular (sometimes after some seconds, not immediately which irritates me) it print something like:



schoenix:~$ okular file.pdf 
schoenix:~$ Creating the cache for: "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"
Already in database? true
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
After the adjustment
Current score : 9.14105
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Interval length is 3
New score : 9.19105
ResourceScoreUpdated: "5ce27654-47a4-4b51-a7fd-f0d865917aff" "okular" "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"


After that it stops and I have to kill it via Ctrl+C, and sometimes it came some seconds later and I already typed a new command and it mixed with this output.



I want either disable the cache (how?) or disable this output.







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I have a problem with okular (or it is actually not a problem but irritating).
Because of reasons I sometimes start okular from command line (zsh) and after I closed okular (sometimes after some seconds, not immediately which irritates me) it print something like:



schoenix:~$ okular file.pdf 
schoenix:~$ Creating the cache for: "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"
Already in database? true
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
After the adjustment
Current score : 9.14105
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Interval length is 3
New score : 9.19105
ResourceScoreUpdated: "5ce27654-47a4-4b51-a7fd-f0d865917aff" "okular" "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"


After that it stops and I have to kill it via Ctrl+C, and sometimes it came some seconds later and I already typed a new command and it mixed with this output.



I want either disable the cache (how?) or disable this output.







share|improve this question














I have a problem with okular (or it is actually not a problem but irritating).
Because of reasons I sometimes start okular from command line (zsh) and after I closed okular (sometimes after some seconds, not immediately which irritates me) it print something like:



schoenix:~$ okular file.pdf 
schoenix:~$ Creating the cache for: "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"
Already in database? true
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
After the adjustment
Current score : 9.14105
First update : QDateTime(2018-01-22 15:14:58.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Last update : QDateTime(2018-02-07 14:26:43.000 CET Qt::TimeSpec(LocalTime))
Interval length is 3
New score : 9.19105
ResourceScoreUpdated: "5ce27654-47a4-4b51-a7fd-f0d865917aff" "okular" "/home/schoenix/file.pdf"


After that it stops and I have to kill it via Ctrl+C, and sometimes it came some seconds later and I already typed a new command and it mixed with this output.



I want either disable the cache (how?) or disable this output.









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I don't see this with okular on my system (up-to-date Arch Linux, Okular 17.12.1-1). There is no output at all for me. Nevertheless, here are two options.



  1. Just close the terminal and open another one.

  2. Suppress all output with okular file.pdf >/dev/null

If the last is too annoying to type constantly, you could always make an alias. Put the following in ~/.zshrc:



alias okular='okular >/dev/null'





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    I don't see this with okular on my system (up-to-date Arch Linux, Okular 17.12.1-1). There is no output at all for me. Nevertheless, here are two options.



    1. Just close the terminal and open another one.

    2. Suppress all output with okular file.pdf >/dev/null

    If the last is too annoying to type constantly, you could always make an alias. Put the following in ~/.zshrc:



    alias okular='okular >/dev/null'





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      I don't see this with okular on my system (up-to-date Arch Linux, Okular 17.12.1-1). There is no output at all for me. Nevertheless, here are two options.



      1. Just close the terminal and open another one.

      2. Suppress all output with okular file.pdf >/dev/null

      If the last is too annoying to type constantly, you could always make an alias. Put the following in ~/.zshrc:



      alias okular='okular >/dev/null'





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        I don't see this with okular on my system (up-to-date Arch Linux, Okular 17.12.1-1). There is no output at all for me. Nevertheless, here are two options.



        1. Just close the terminal and open another one.

        2. Suppress all output with okular file.pdf >/dev/null

        If the last is too annoying to type constantly, you could always make an alias. Put the following in ~/.zshrc:



        alias okular='okular >/dev/null'





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        I don't see this with okular on my system (up-to-date Arch Linux, Okular 17.12.1-1). There is no output at all for me. Nevertheless, here are two options.



        1. Just close the terminal and open another one.

        2. Suppress all output with okular file.pdf >/dev/null

        If the last is too annoying to type constantly, you could always make an alias. Put the following in ~/.zshrc:



        alias okular='okular >/dev/null'






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