11-29-2012, 12:49 AM
Hi Uwe,
Sounds a little bit like rocket science to me :-)
I tried to do various changes, including just using your suggestion. The fulltext index goes trough, but the documents are not indexed. I tested them before in the command line to ensure that they can be read out and used for a fulltext index, they are OK.
Sometimes (but unfortunately not always) the httpd error logs shows me these lines:
sh: catdoc: not found
sh: pdftotext: not found
One for each document, depending on their types.
Is there a debug option in LetoDMS where i can see what the fulltext indexer does and what he accesses during the process? The logs on my system are very poor and messages like the above ones are not really helpful.
Also, as tested above, PHP can access both tools, but there may be just a small bit wrong and i want to find this out.
Daniel
Sounds a little bit like rocket science to me :-)
I tried to do various changes, including just using your suggestion. The fulltext index goes trough, but the documents are not indexed. I tested them before in the command line to ensure that they can be read out and used for a fulltext index, they are OK.
Sometimes (but unfortunately not always) the httpd error logs shows me these lines:
sh: catdoc: not found
sh: pdftotext: not found
One for each document, depending on their types.
Is there a debug option in LetoDMS where i can see what the fulltext indexer does and what he accesses during the process? The logs on my system are very poor and messages like the above ones are not really helpful.
Also, as tested above, PHP can access both tools, but there may be just a small bit wrong and i want to find this out.
Daniel