Help would be appreciated.
I got a reply regarding the lack of scope roll-up in search here:
http://dev.communityserver.com/forums/p/488435/625817.aspx#625817It looks like you can add it back into your theme, though we've not done it yet ourselves.Jesse
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As far as enterprise search goes - I would recheck community_override.config to make sure everything is correct regarding connection strings.
Did you create a new search folder for ES and point to that in community_override?
There's nothing in community_override.config that relates to connection strings. It's all task-related.
And I'm a little confused, there's no documentation as to which version of community_override.config (web vs. task) gets what. I assume they'll be different, with one having a section commented out while the other one will have a different section commented out. I'm not sure where to find documentation on the configuration settings for ES, all I see in the install guide is "make sure it looks right".. *??*
I mispoke -
Instead of connection string I meant pointing to the right folder of search that you created.
So - in search path, making sure you're pointing to the correct folder.
Also, in the add name="dev" siteUrl= section, making sure the siteurl is correct.
If either of these two are off I know that I've had multiple issues with ES in the past. It would index but nothing would show up while searching.
Have you checked the tools area to see if there area to see if any errors are being thrown?
In control panel - site administration - tools. If any errors are coming up you might be able to diagnose and fix.
Thanks. I had triple-checked those settings. And yes, I had checked the tools section in Control Panel, nothing interesting (i.e. errors) in any of the three logs sections. Neither are there Windows error logs in Event Viewer.
I can't reproduce either of the two scenarios now, though. I spoke with a fellow engineer who's set this thing up before, he mentioned to be sure not to have both the web and the task/job both indexing or else there will be a corrupt index. But that's why I ask: Should both communityserver_override.config files look the same (stock, plus attribute value updates for app name / url)?
Jon
Both of my communityserver_override.config files are the same. In both, I have the tasks area commented out, and I change the time it indexes in the actual tasks.config file.
ldaknis: Both of my communityserver_override.config files are the same. In both, I have the tasks area commented out, and I change the time it indexes in the actual tasks.config file.
There are nine major sections to the stock ES communityserver_overrides.config file, three of them have "tasks" as part of either their markup or their description, two of them are commented out in the stock file. So when you say 'I have the tasks area commented out' I don't know what that means.
Would you mind posting your configs?
Started over, redid the steps. Seems to be working now. Duplicated the index directory and pointed Luke to it and it does load up. So we're good.
I'm still struggling with #3 of my OP. So there's a valid Lucene index that I can pull up in Luke now, but watching SQL Server Profiler, I can see that SearchBarrel is still being used for searching by way of hashwords. Is this a hybrid implementation Lucene/SQL? I assume not. FWIW, the communityserver_override.config file in the web directory has <Override xpath = "/CommunityServer/SearchBarrel" mode = "remove" /> and iisreset has since been invoked. Is there another flag I should be setting somewhere? Help would be appreciated.
I'd assume as well as removing the Search Barrel section, there would also have to be an override overiding the default search provider
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