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In some cases it is needed to rebuild the search index. This document will show you the steps to do this.
Tips for this Document[edit | edit source]
- Please, read this manual completely and work through the single installation steps one after another.
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The placeholder
<installpath-bluespice>stands for the path to your BlueSpice installation, e.gC:\inetpub\wwwroot\bluespice(Windows) or/var/www/bluespice(Linux).
Rebuilding the search index[edit | edit source]
Please open a command line on your system and change to <installpath-bluespice>. Execute the following command:
php extensions/BlueSpiceExtensions/ExtendedSearch/maintenance/searchUpdate.php (Linux)
php extensions\BlueSpiceExtensions\ExtendedSearch\maintenance\searchUpdate.php (Windows))
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With Windows, please take care that the environment variables are set correctly to access the php command. |
Depending on the size of your contents and uploads this can take a while.