Ed,
Have you tried the same query on lists.apache.org? I was able to quickly
find both posts by searching all Fineract lists older than a day. While
that doesn't answer your question about Googleability, it's just a
better way to search mailing lists. I don't think we have anything
specifically keeping google from crawling us/lists/archives (aside from
them just hammering our sites and bringing them down).
-Chris T.
#asfinfra
On 5/3/19 3:41 PM, Ed Cable wrote:
Is there a setting that we can change or request to be changed to make
mailing lists posts more searchable?
This problem is evident in both the archive as well as general Google
searches.
In theory, one should be able to simply search via Google and find
mailing list posts from at any point in time, but it appears posts
older than one month aren't easily found in searches.
For example if I search for a post with the subject line, "API and
Channel Concepts" with the query, "API and Channel Concepts Fineract",
the archive of this mailing list post shows up nowhere in the results.
Likewise, searching for: "Schema `mifostenant-default` contains a
failed migration to version 164 !" the subject line of a posting on
March 22, 2019 yields no results via Google?
Does this have anything to do with the default setting on our archive
which only lists posts and displays search results the from the "last
1 month" until that filter is changed?
Thanks,
Ed Cable
