[SLE] how beagled is scheduled to run?

Hello. I have an X terminal server ... as perhaps everybody already
knows because I keep asking stupid questions... Sometimes beagled and
its related process (e.g. parse-metadata) suddenly come up and take
everybody by surprise by taking 100% CPU resource and slowing everything
down. This keeps 10 minutes and everybody decide to get a coffee.
Usually every user's beagled process start together.

I know how to shutdown beagled gracefully as it's easy to get this
knowledge on google. What I didn't find on google is how to change
scheduling of beagle and make sure beagled doesn't start in working
hour. If beagled wish to index some files, it should do it in the
evening, don't do it in working hour! Is it possible at all?

First I thought beagle is started by cron, but I am not sure if I should
remove beagle-crawl-system from cron.daily. I think perhaps beagled is
started as a per-user process but cron is used to manage system process.
Besides, removing beagle completely from cron is stupid, because beagle
is useful, it simply decided to work in wrong time.

Best approach: how about SuSE design it in this way? That "beagled only
starts if load average in the past 10 minute is lower then 0.5
(configurable)". This gives beagled a smart brain, it can even start
itself in launch time when noticed nobody used the desktop for a while.

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