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Mirko Battisti	Thursday 14 May 2009 2:39:02 am Hello. I have the following situation: - one installation of ezpublish - ezfind extension installed - multiple websites, each one inside an extension (and the extension are indeed activated in the settings/override/site.ini file) the structure is: -ezpublish - ... - extension - website1 - settings - siteacces - website1_admin - website1_it - website2 - ... - settings - override - ... I want to update the search indexes for the siteaccess website1_admin. When I try: php extension/ezfind/bin/php/updatesearchindexsolr.php -s website1_admin --php-exec=php5 --conc=2 --clean It says "Siteaccess does not exist, using default siteaccess" Therefore the siteaccess search indexes are never updated. They are updated, though, when I add a new content via the ezpublish admin interface. I tried to enable ezfind on a siteaccess basis ("ActiveAccessExtensions[]=ezfind" in extension/website1/settings/siteaccess/website1_it/site.ini.append.php) and on a larger scale ("ActiveExtensions[]=ezfind" settings/override/site.ini.append.php). It's like it doesn't see the siteaccess that are located in an extension... Now I wonder what I am doing wrong... Anyone can shine a light on this? Thank you! Mirko.
Mirko Battisti	Thursday 14 May 2009 3:14:23 am Update: in the script updatesearchindexsolr.php, I've found the following lines (starting from line number 569): protected function changeSiteAccessSetting( $siteaccess ) { global $isQuiet; $cli = eZCLI::instance(); if ( !file_exists( 'settings/siteaccess/' . $siteaccess ) ) { if ( !$isQuiet ) $cli->notice( "Siteaccess $optionData does not exist, using default siteaccess" ); } } It tests if the siteaccess exists under the settngs/siteaccess/ folder.But my siteaccess is under the extension/ folder. The extension (relative to my website) is activated, and everything but ezfind works properly. I thought that at runtime, the 'settings' folders of the activated extensions were kind of joined together...am I wrong? Is there a way to tell updatesearchindexsolr.php that it should look in the extension folder as well? Where do I see how the update is called when a new content is added or a content is modified? Since that works, I should call the updatesearchindexsolr script in that same way. Ideas? Thanks, Mirko.
Geoff Bentley	Wednesday 29 July 2009 4:35:15 pm Hi Mirko, Yes, this is a pain. One way around this is to add a symbolic link in settings/siteaccess/ to your extension siteaccess. I logged this as an issue last year - http://issues.ez.no/IssueView.php?Id=13850&activeItem=4 Hope this helps.
Mirko Battisti	Thursday 30 July 2009 6:18:05 am Thanks, that's exactly how I got it solved. Your post makes me think that I should have mentioned that here... Thank you! Mirko.