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Jean-Francois Dockes
2017-06-27 13:12:42 +02:00
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As an example we'll suppose that you have Recoll installed and indexing
your home directory, and that you would like to have a separate index for
/usr/shared/doc.
'/usr/share/doc'.
You need to create a separate configuration for the new index, then add it
to the external indexes list in the user interface, and activate it as
@@ -92,5 +92,6 @@ As of release 1.19 **Recoll** has a facility to perform index-dependant
path translations. This facility is accessible from the _external index
dialog_ in the GUI preferences. Paths translations can be set for the main
index if no index is selected (rarely useful), or for the selected
additional index.
additional index.
link:../usermanual/webhelp/docs/RCL.SEARCH.PTRANS.html[See
the manual] for more detail.
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There are two ways to block indexing at certain points: either by listing
specific paths, or by directory name pattern matches.
- Blocking specific paths: this is controlled by the skippedPaths variable
in the main configuration file. You can adjust the value either by
editing the file or by using the indexing configuration dialog:
- Blocking specific paths: this is controlled by the 'skippedPaths'
variable in the main configuration file. You can adjust the value either
by editing the file or by using the indexing configuration dialog:
_Preferences->Indexing configuration->Global parameters->Skipped paths_
- Using pattern matches: these are listed in the skippedNames variable in
the main configuration file. You can adjust the value either by editing
the file or by using the GUI: _Preferences->Indexing configuration->Local
parameters->Skipped names_
The
link:../usermanual/webhelp/docs/RCL.INSTALL.CONFIG.RECOLLCONF.WHATDOCS.html[configuration
section] of the manual has a bit more detail about the two variables.
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ full *recollindex* even for a specific file, but this will produce a
big log file.
When you are done, it is better to reset the verbosity to a reasonable
level (e.g.: +2+ : just errors, +4+ : basic traces).
level (e.g.: +2+ : just errors, +3+ : information, listing indexed files).
=== Note: the path gotcha