dovecot - Aug 2009 - Solr Plugin make only INBOX able to search

Hi all,

I have downloaded and installed dovecot 1.2.4 with Solr plugin. After  
that, when I try to do some searches the results are weird.

All messages that aren't on INBOX folder are ignored. For example, if  
I have a folder named "Test Folder", when I try to do ". search
text
<string>" the result is always empty.

I tried TEXT, SUBJECT and BODY arguments and none of them returned any email.

Any idea of the problem's source?

Regards,
Rui Carneiro

Hi again,

Anyone could help me?

On Wed, 2009-08-19 at 16:47 +0100, rui.carneiro at portugalmail.net
wrote:
> I have downloaded and installed dovecot 1.2.4 with Solr plugin. After  
> that, when I try to do some searches the results are weird.
> 
> All messages that aren't on INBOX folder are ignored. For example, if  
> I have a folder named "Test Folder", when I try to do ".
search text
> <string>" the result is always empty.
Hmm. Seems to work here:

x create "Test Folder"
x OK Create completed.
x copy 1:* "Test Folder"
x OK [COPYUID 1251759136 20163:20174 1:12] Copy completed.
x search text multiple
* SEARCH 1
x OK Search completed (0.000 secs).

Are the messages added to the database? Can you find them with Solr's
own query tool? What Solr version are you using? I'm testing with
v1.3.0.

BTW. Note that Solr schema file was changed a bit to use less disk
space. But that shouldn't have caused this kind of a bug.
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On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 2:54 AM, Timo Sirainen <tss at iki.fi> wrote:
> Hmm. Seems to work here:
>
> x create "Test Folder"
> x OK Create completed.
> x copy 1:* "Test Folder"
> x OK [COPYUID 1251759136 20163:20174 1:12] Copy completed.
> x search text multiple
> * SEARCH 1
> x OK Search completed (0.000 secs).
>
> Are the messages added to the database? Can you find them with Solr's
> own query tool?

No.

> What Solr version are you using? I'm testing with
> v1.3.0.
>
I am using 1.4-dev. Maybe it was not a smart choice.

> BTW. Note that Solr schema file was changed a bit to use less disk
> space. But that shouldn't have caused this kind of a bug.
>
Ok, I will test solr v1.3.0 and the new schema. I will give news soon. Thank
you!