https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56035
--- Comment #39 from Olaf Ahrens <oahr...@bluewin.ch> --- (In reply to comment #38) > I think that fix for bug 56007 also fixes this one. Underperforming zip > operations affect the indexer, too. Can you please check it in latest > master? > Don't forget the WRITE_REGISTRY=1 property: > > msiexec /i > master~2013-10-16_01.30.44_LibreOfficeDev_4.2.0.0.alpha0_Win_x86.msi > WRITE_REGISTRY=1 Hallo Andras Thanks for your immediately and really helpful reply. I've tested version 4.2.0.0 now in behalf of its behavior in Windows search. First: the indexing works like a charm! My computer stays responsive all the time and Windows didn't receive any error events in this time from search service. Second: to evaluate the search results was a little bit strange because of some words are found, others not. According to my previous post I'm now sure that this is not a problem with German umlauts. It's just that some documents are not indexed! But which documents are not indexed? All of the tested documents belongs to a serie of 11 older .odt-documents linked in one .odm (OpenDocument Master Document). One of them seems to be fully indexed, the other 10 not at all. I've found 1 difference between the indexed document and the not indexed documents: all of them are heavily referenced to each other. But the one document which is indexed only contains internal references, whereas the other - not indexed - documents all do contain internal and EXTERNAL references (links to other documents of this serie). So, when I do open one of them directly, these external references seem to be broken. But when I work with these documents inside the master document all these links are correct. I think that the indexing is stumbled across these external references. Is it possible? Should it be corrected? Third: may I use the 4.2.0.0 indexing dll's with version 4.1.2.3 or do I have to expect serious side-effects? Fourth: I don't understand the connection between the indexing problem and the problem with explorer shell extension. And what did you meen with mentioning 'Underperforming zip operations'? Conclusion: who ever did this work is my hero of the day! He/she/they resolved a problem existing for over one year. This solution nearly works perfect for me and I'm hopeful that the minor problems will be also resolved in near future. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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