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Subject: Problem with search index
My DW installation used to run reliable during last few weeks (inklusive upgrade to 2008-05-05). It runs on a IIS server, with option ignore_user_abort=1. It is an intranet wiki only, where I have r/w access to the files via a share.
Because of installation of the translation plugin, I had to move all articles to a new namespace (de:). I did it by moving the files in the explorer. Then I deleted the cache and the index.
Because the search index should build up each time, when a user reads an article, I opened all pages (160) manually in my browser
But the index didn't build up. Even the next day, it didnt, although time before indexing is 12h.
I found this in the forum : http://wiki/lib/exe/indexer.php?id=namespace:pagename. I pottered around with it, but it didn't change anything.
Today I opened all files, changed some spaces or CR/LF in order to build the index... It worked of course, but it's not what it should be like.
There is a plugin which should rebuild the index, but it seems to be not so "user freindly".
How can I build up the index on my IIS server? I don't having physical access to the machine.
Because of installation of the translation plugin, I had to move all articles to a new namespace (de:). I did it by moving the files in the explorer. Then I deleted the cache and the index.
Because the search index should build up each time, when a user reads an article, I opened all pages (160) manually in my browser
But the index didn't build up. Even the next day, it didnt, although time before indexing is 12h.
I found this in the forum : http://wiki/lib/exe/indexer.php?id=namespace:pagename. I pottered around with it, but it didn't change anything.
Today I opened all files, changed some spaces or CR/LF in order to build the index... It worked of course, but it's not what it should be like.
There is a plugin which should rebuild the index, but it seems to be not so "user freindly".
How can I build up the index on my IIS server? I don't having physical access to the machine.