Can RT support MySQL fulltext searching?
I can easily create a FULLTEXT index on Attachments, but can I add
this to the web interface somehow?
Searching for “Content matches ‘whatever’” is unusuably slow,
especially when you have tons of large binary attachments (the
$DontSearchFileAttachments setting doesn’t seem to help much).
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Ruslan Zakirov wrote:> On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 4:42 AM, Kelly Jones kelly.terry.jones@gmail.com wrote:
Can RT support MySQL fulltext searching?
No. InnoDB has no fulltext indexes.
Try http://www.sphinxsearch.com/ for a possible solution. Some programming will be required to hook it into RT though.
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Can RT support MySQL fulltext searching?
No. InnoDB has no fulltext indexes.
I can easily create a FULLTEXT index on Attachments, but can I add
this to the web interface somehow?
Searching for “Content matches ‘whatever’” is unusuably slow,
especially when you have tons of large binary attachments (the
$DontSearchFileAttachments setting doesn’t seem to help much).
As someone posted, MySQL full-text indexing does not work with
InnoDB tables. I would recommend changing your backend to Oracle
and use the existing full-text patch in the wiki or to PostgreSQL
which should work with minimal changes to the patch. We will be
working on the PostgreSQL full-text support soon. Good luck.
Ken
Can RT support MySQL fulltext searching?
I can easily create a FULLTEXT index on Attachments, but can I add
this to the web interface somehow?
I think that RT needs/requires InnoDB tables to function properly.
FULLTEXT indexes in MySQL only work with MyISAM tables, per the
documentation. There is a patch in the wiki to add FULLTEXT to
RT with an Oracle backend and a very similar patch would work
with a PostgreSQL backend. We are planning to use PostgreSQL with
FULLTEXT here and will submit an item to the wiki once we have it
working.
Ken