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I tried everything, installed the 2.5 jommla componente, 1.5, none of them worked. The problem start when I tried to upload the file to install, it says:
There was an error uploading this file to the server. So I have to install by URL so, it worked. After I have done everything the video tutorial says, upload the files to the ifile dir in the root /var/www/myjoomla, it index without problem, but when I go to the search page, it shows nothing. I'm using Debina squeeze 64bits running in a XenServer All the permissions of the folder are to www-data:www-data, including the PDFs I'm using PHP 5.3.3-7 and Apache 2.2.16 Someone had that kind of problem? Is my php.ini configuration?
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Last Edit: 31 Mar 2012 21:26 by otavioamcamargo@gmail.com.
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The configuration seems correct.
You can attach a pdf of proof that you have indexed? |
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Yes, I have already uploaded the pdf and a screen of the Document detail in joomla, showing what was indexed.
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I found the problem. It was in the configuration of Jfile, it wasn't indexing the body of the text.
I read the text about Field Types and solved the problem. Here is the image of the configuration of jifile: This image is hidden for guests. Please log in or register to see it. >>>> Understanding Field Types Keyword fields are stored and indexed, meaning that they can be searched as well as displayed in search results. They are not split up into separate words by tokenization. Enumerated database fields usually translate well to Keyword fields in Zend_Search_Lucene. UnIndexed fields are not searchable, but they are returned with search hits. Database timestamps, primary keys, file system paths, and other external identifiers are good candidates for UnIndexed fields. Binary fields are not tokenized or indexed, but are stored for retrieval with search hits. They can be used to store any data encoded as a binary string, such as an image icon. Text fields are stored, indexed, and tokenized. Text fields are appropriate for storing information like subjects and titles that need to be searchable as well as returned with search results. UnStored fields are tokenized and indexed, but not stored in the index. Large amounts of text are best indexed using this type of field. Storing data creates a larger index on disk, so if you need to search but not redisplay the data, use an UnStored field. UnStored fields are practical when using a Zend_Search_Lucene index in combination with a relational database. You can index large data fields with UnStored fields for searching, and retrieve them from your relational database by using a separate field as an identifier. >>>> |
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Try setting the encoding to ISO8859-1, we worked.
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Last Edit: 31 Mar 2012 21:25 by Antonio.
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Yes, changing the encoding solved my problem!
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