On 6/22/05, Marc Steven Pekilidi - TELMORE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think it might be a problem with the indexing, looking at the lucene.log I > see a: > ERROR index.AbstractIndexer - java.io.IOException: > Permission denied
And THAT is why I included instructions for log4j.properties. Logs are just too useful. > My question is, where does AbstractIndexer try to write? I would think from > lucene-live.xconf that it was here: > <index-dir src="../../work/search/lucene/index/live/index"/> > > However, if I remove the index dir I can see this in the lucene.log: > WARN index.AbstractIndexer - Directory has been created: > (absolute path)../../work/search/lucene/index/live/index > ERROR index.AbstractIndexer - java.io.IOException: > Permission denied > > I'm not a FreeBSD expert but I would think that if AbstractIndexer is able to > create a directory (and it is!) it should be able to write to it. Can anyone > offer an explanation? > > Marc The only places the indexer writes are the index directory and lucene.log. Obviously lucene.log is being written, so: 1. Did you shutdown Lenya before indexing? Even MSWindows with its "never heard of security" had problems writing the index while Lenya was running. 2. Check the permissions on the newly created directory. Is the user:group set correctly? 3. The error is generic; it is likely a "read" issue rather than a "write" issue. Does the user running the indexer have permission to read all of the content files? Or maybe it is the configuration files? Check permissions for configuration2xslt.xsl, lucene-live.xconf, and lenyadocs.xconf. solprovider --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
