On 2013-05-23 23:04, Adam Camp wrote:
The package is installed. To clarify, I mean the accounting page (not
statistics, statistics displays correctly, sorry!) shows no e-mails,
although all other areas say otherwise.
I see. Please check piler's cron jobs whether it includes something
like
30 6 * * * /usr/local/libexec/piler/generate_stats.php
/srv/www/webui.yourdomain.com
this script populates the accounting table which is used by the gui.
Note that you should have admin role/rights to see it.
I was about to say that I still get no results on the search page,
however upon checking again, I can see 2 e-mails for my user account
(funnily enough the confirmation e-mails for this mailing list!)
although there were other e-mails processed earlier for the same user
account which haven't shown up. Any thoughts?
try to login as an auditor user and check if you can see more emails
(actually any of your previously imported emails).
For regular users the gui applies a filter on the email address. You
may
check it by enabling syslog in config-site.php, and looking your
maillog.
Also note that by default your received emails are shown. You have to
explicitly specify with from: [email protected] if you want to see
your
sent emails.
So I suspect that the gui was unable to determine all your addresses.
Please
check whether you can see all your email addresses on the settings
page.
Running a query against sphinxql main1 shows no results. I have
tried
re-indexing. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
check your cron jobs to have similar like
5,35 * * * ** /usr/local/bin/indexer --quiet delta1 --rotate && sleep 2
&& \
/usr/local/bin/indexer --quiet --merge main1 delta1
--merge-dst-range deleted 0 0 --rotate
you may su to piler, and run manually (make sure you don't run this at
the
same time when it's run from crontab).
Are you an admin or an auditor? Admins shouldn't see the messages,
it's
a role for auditor (=to see every messages).
I've tried as a couple of different users, both are end users with
valid e-mail addresses. Still no joy.
create an auditor local user, the try to login and search with that
user.
But first, let's check the indexer jobs.
Janos
