Have you looked into fedoragsearch.log? What does it say, when the pdf is
fetched and indexed? Besides, you should go to GSearch 2.4.1, because it has
better logging for this, and you might use the Tika extraction functions.
Gert
On 12/03/2012, at 14.40, Luca Lelli wrote:
> Hi all,
> we have installed GSearch 2.3 which uses last PDFBox version (1.6.0) and we
> tried to index a set of pdf files which contain text. But the Gsearch
> function GetDatastreamtext returns an empty string. This PDF files really
> contain text because we may extract it with other tools. A sample of these
> PDF files is
> 'http://magteca-fi.inera.it:80/fedora/e_ntc/2012/0308/17/31/mag_2825+MM294339116b1bf925ddb97c303d5c0f3f+MM294339116b1bf925ddb97c303d5c0f3f.0'
> Do you know something more about a problem like this one?
> thanks
> --
> Luca Lelli
>
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