Hi Karl, Thanks for your quick reply. For SharePoint, does that mean I need to define separate rule for indexing each site, libraries, etc. and it's not possible to have one rule for indexing all content under a site?
Regarding dfs path, I tried to add a path like \\domain.net\dfs\test_folder in the box of Paths tab and these two options are tested: 1- when I click + button nothing happens and 2- when I click Add button , (root) is being added and not the actual path (see attached snapshot). Am I doing it correctly? Thanks Kambiz On Thursday, October 24, 2013 1:12 PM, Karl Wright <[email protected]> wrote: Hi kambiz, For SharePoint, you need a site rule. Rules come in 4 varieties, site library file and list. Indexing all sites from the webapp level has been discussed but since it would not be backwards compatible it is a whole new connector. Last, entering a path in the text box for dfs should work. Can you clarify what you see that convinces you that it doesn't? Thanks Karl Sent from my Windows Phone ________________________________ From: Kambiz Niktabar Sent: 10/24/2013 6:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Indexing Sharepoint , DFS share Hi, I have questions below that somebody have answer for them: 1- How is it possible to index all content under a site? I tried path rule /* but it doesn't work and got these messages in the log DEBUG 2013-10-24 10:04:25,827 (Worker thread '12') - SharePoint: Getting version of '/' DEBUG 2013-10-24 10:04:25,827 (Worker thread '12') - SharePoint: Checking whether to include site '/' DEBUG 2013-10-24 10:04:25,827 (Worker thread '12') - SharePoint: Not including site '/' because no matching rule DEBUG 2013-10-24 10:04:25,827 (Worker thread '12') - SharePoint: Site specification no longer includes site '/' - removing 2- Is there any plan to change functionality of Sharepoint connector to supports indexing all sites using a single connection (means defining web application level instead of site path)? 3- How is it possible to index DFS share folders by specifying the explicit path? It sounds only browsing to the share folder under a server name or DFS domain is possible and typing path in the path box does not work. Thanks Kambiz Niktabar
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