Arkady
1
Hi,
Please help me understand where is my full text search?
i have Debian Linux machine with Pg, Apache 2 and installed RT 4.2.9 .
I run rt-setup-fulltext-index successfully, also run rt-fulltext-indexer
–all and change my RT_SiteConfig.pm:
Set( %FullTextSearch,
Enable => 1,
Indexed => 1,
Column => ‘ContentIndex’,
Table => ‘Attachments’,
);
Restart Apache and nothing. RT don’t search any words in content of tickets.
Best regards,
Arkady Glazov
http://globster.ru
Hef1
2
I had to use the fulltext: prefix in order to get fulltext search working,
e.g.:
fulltext:"my fulltext here"On Tue, Dec 16, 2014 at 8:34 AM, Arkady Glazov uglobster@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Please help me understand where is my full text search?
i have Debian Linux machine with Pg, Apache 2 and installed RT 4.2.9 .
I run rt-setup-fulltext-index successfully, also run rt-fulltext-indexer
–all and change my RT_SiteConfig.pm:
Set( %FullTextSearch,
Enable => 1,
Indexed => 1,
Column => ‘ContentIndex’,
Table => ‘Attachments’,
);
Restart Apache and nothing. RT don’t search any words in content of
tickets.
–
Best regards,
Arkady Glazov
http://globster.ru
Hi,
Please help me understand where is my full text search?
i have Debian Linux machine with Pg, Apache 2 and installed RT 4.2.9 .
Ditto.
I run rt-setup-fulltext-index successfully, also run rt-fulltext-indexer
–all and change my RT_SiteConfig.pm:
Set( %FullTextSearch,
Enable => 1,
Indexed => 1,
Column => ‘ContentIndex’,
Table => ‘Attachments’,
);
Restart Apache and nothing. RT don’t search any words in content of tickets.
How are you executing a search?
Just out of curiosity what do the following yield:
SELECT count(*) from attachments where contentindex != ‘’;
SELECT count(*) from attachments where contentindex = ‘’;
Cheers,
-m