Hi users, I have a strange behavior here. I use ManifoldCF together with solr. My only repositories are some windows shares which are configured in an active directory topology. If I type in the domain administrator as access user in the repository connection definition and run a crawl job on this everything works fine. All files can be seen in the solr index afterwards.
Now I created a special user called solrindexer in the active directory. I gave this user read rights to all the shares and also the files and directories on these shares which I like to index in my jobs. If I use a normal file browser like Windows Explorer to access the shares with this user everything is ok. I can see and access all the files on this share. Unfortunately ManifoldCF does not "see" these files. In the path definition of the jobs I can choose the folders of the repository so if I can see them here the access rights should be ok, I thought. But the job does not give out any files out to solr. As soon as I switch back to the administrator to crawl the shares, everything works fine again. I really double and triple checked the access rights of the user solrindexer. I also tried to grant this user full access rights but the result is always the same. How can I diagnose this further? In the simple History of MCF I only see job start and job end. In the Document Status report I can see many Identifiers with State Processed, status Inactive and Scheduled Action Unknown. The identifiers only point to folders, though. There is not a single file in the list. In the path definitions of the job I defined to index all directories and files. Again, with the administrator user this job works without any change to the job itself and I also can see all the processed files in the document status report. Does somebody of you have any advices for me? Thanks Jan
