Hi Matt, Couple of things to try. First, set DEBUG logging for search by adding this to your roller-custom.properties override file.
log4j.category.org.apache.roller.weblogger.business.search=DEBUG Stop your server, delete (or hide) your log files and restart. Watch what happens on startup. Does the search engine attempt to re-index? Does it succeed? What happens when you publish a new entry, do you see DEBUG output of the index operation? It's possible that your search index has somehow become corrupted. Often this can be resolved by simply deleting the search-index directory (i.e. the one specified by the 'search.index.dir' property) and allowing Roller to re-create it. Hope that helps... - Dave On 8/17/07, Matthew Montgomery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I am currently trying to troubleshot a problem with the built-in > search on an internal instance of Roller. This is a based on a fairly > recent snapshot of the 4.0 dev code and is the same base that > blogs.sun.com is running on, though blogs.sun.com doesn't use the > built-in search. Essentially, no results are ever returned. Search is > enabled in the configuration file and I see new files in the > configured search index directory. I have attempted to manually > reindex a particular blog but still no results. I see no errors in > roller.log or the webserver log file during these events. > > I haven't worked with the built-in search before, so any pointers on > where to start debugging are very much appreciated. > > Thanks. > > -- > Matthew Montgomery > .Sun Engineering > Sun Microsystems, Inc. > > >
