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The best way seems to be the tagging file system tagsistant.From the homepage: Tagsistant is a tag-based filesystem for Linux that turns directories into tags and search your files for you. Mount Tagsistant Just tell Tagsistant the name of the directory you want to use, for example myfiles/ in your home. This directory is now a special place with custom rules that help you manage your files.$ tagsistant ~/myfiles$ Create your tags Think to directories under tags/ as white stickers you write something on top of. Create as many tags as you need, ready to mark your files.$ mkdir ~/myfiles/tags/startrek$ mkdir ~/myfiles/tags/starwars$ mkdir ~/myfiles/tags/scifi Tag your files After creating a tag in tags/, it will be available in store/. Copy your files inside it: that's how you tag files. The @ marks the end of the tag list and it's required.$ cp first_contact.avi ~/myfiles/store/startrek/@$ cp the_return_of_the_jedi.avi ~/myfiles/store/starwars/@ Find your files by tags Compose your search query by choosing as many tags you desire. You can even combine the results of more than one query by placing a +/ in between, like in startrek/+/starwars/ which merges the files tagged startrek with the files tagged starwars.$ ls ~/myfiles/store/startrek/@first_contact.avi$ ls ~/myfiles/store/startrek/+/starwars/@first_contact.avithe_return_of_the_jedi.avi Activate relations between tags$ mkdir ~/myfiles/relations/scifi/includes/startrek$ ls ~/myfiles/store/scifi/@first_contact.avi # 1 file...$ mkdir ~/myfiles/relations/scifi/includes/starwars$ ls ~/myfiles/store/scifi/@first_contact.avithe_return_of_the_jedi.avi # 2 files! Tagsistant understands several relations:includes: If A includes B, any file tagged as B can be automatically found inside A.excludes: If A excludes B, any file tagged as B can't be found inside A even if it's tagged as A.is_equivalent: If A is equivalent to B, then all the files in A are available in B and vice versa. And there's even more! Tag entire directories$ cp -R ~/Photos/London ~/myfiles/store/photos/@$ ls -l ~/myfiles/store/photos/@/London$ ls -l ~/myfiles/store/photos/@/London/-rw------- 1 tx0 tx0 2.3M Sep 28 2009 bridge.jpg-rw------- 1 tx0 tx0 3.0M Aug 30 2011 trafalgar_square.jpg[ ... more files here ... ] With Tagsistant you can tag entire directories. The directory itself will be tagged, not the files inside, saving space in the tag db. Use triple tags$ ls ~/myfiles/store/document:/author/eq/Tx0/@ $ ls ~/myfiles/store/document:/title/inc/Strategic/@ $ ls ~/myfiles/store/pictures:/aperture/gt/5.6/@ $ ls ~/myfiles/store/time:/hour/lt/3/@ Triple tags are advanced tags formed by a namespace (terminated by a colon) which identifies the domain of interest of the tag, a key which qualifies the tag, an operator (eq for equality, gt for greater than, lt for less than and inc for includes), and finally a value which

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Define synonyms Stay organized with collections Save and categorize content based on your preferences. It's common for an organization to have unique terminology or multiple waysto refer to a concept or thing. You should define synonyms to establishequivalency of terms to helps users find items when searching.Synonyms are defined by indexing items with the _dictionaryEntry well-knownschema.Items of type _dictionaryEntry can have the following properties:PropertyTypeDescriptionRequired?_termstringThe term to define. Recommended values are unhyphenated words or phrases without punctuation.Required_synonymstring (repeated)Alternate terms to be included in queries matching the string defined in _term.Required_onlyApplicableForAttachedSearchApplicationsbooleanAllows you to group synonyms by data source and search application. For further information, see Define data source-specific synonyms.OptionalWhen a user includes the value of the _term property in a query,the effective query becomes "term OR synonyms." For example, if theterm "scifi" is defined with the synonym"science fiction" then a querycontaining the word "scifi" matches items containingeither "scifi"or "science fiction."Synonyms are not applied bidirectionally. If the query is instead for"science fiction," Cloud Searchdoesn't apply any synonyms to the query. The query only matches items containing"science fiction." Items containing"scifi" are omitted.To make all both terms interchangeable, define each term separately:TermSynonymsscifiscience fictionscience fictionscifiDuring query processing, hyphenation and other punctuation are removed priorto applying synonyms. The user query "sci-fi"matches the _term "sci fi."To create synonyms for terms which may be hyphenated by users, first normalizethe _term to use whitespace instead of hyphens.Continuing the example, the following definitions match the user queries treat"sci-fi," "sci fi," "scifi," and"science fiction" as interchangeable:TermSynonymsscifiscience fiction, sci fisci fiscience fiction, scifiscience fictionscifi, sci fiBy default, synonyms in any data source apply across an entire domain.Specifically, synonyms are applied across search applications for all searchesregardless of the data source. If you want data source-specific synonyms, referto Define data source-specific synonyms.Define global synonyms using the Cloud Search SDKYou can use the Content Connector SDK to define terms and their synonyms. SeeCreate a content connector forinstructions on building a connector.The following snippet illustrates building aRepositoryDocrepresenting the term and synonym based on a CSV file record: Note the following when defining synonyms:Synonym entries are required to be domain public. In the previous example,this is accomplished by setting the ACL to DOMAIN_PUBLIC_ACL.The following properties should not be defined for your configuration filebecause they override the domain public setting in your code:defaultAcl.mode=FALLBACKdefaultAcl.public=trueDefine search application-specific synonymsBy default, synonyms are applied to all data sources across all searchapplications.However, suppose your organization has separate engineering and sales teams, andyou want to provide each team with a different search experience, includingjob role-specific synonyms. In this case, you could create one searchapplication with an engineering-specific data source and synonyms and anothersearch application with a sales-specific data source and synonyms. To accomplishthis goal, index each synonym in a specific data sourceusing _onlyApplicableForAttachedSearchApplications=true. Thissetting limits the synonyms such that they are only applied to searchapplications that include a specific data source.For example, adding thefollowing line of code to the previous code sample ensures the indexed synonymsare data source-specific:structuredData.put("_onlyApplicableForAttachedSearchApplications", true);