[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 130320] LibO 6: Windows 10 content indexing does not work

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Fri Jun 5 10:07:38 UTC 2020


https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=130320

--- Comment #31 from Lobotomik <nachodelosrios at gmail.com> ---
I'm adding this information in the hope it helps fixing what seems to be a
trivial issue (bearing in mind indexing works when you change the file
suffix!).

I also hope that some additional information will prompt some activity, as this
thread seems dead since february, the issue itself is much older than that, and
it is still UNCONFIRMED.

(In reply to Oliver Brinzing from comment #26)
> I forgot to mention: Windows Search writes a log file:
> 
> %ProgramData%\Microsoft\Search\Data\Applications\Windows\GatherLogs\SystemIndex\SystemIndex.1.gthr
> 
> My log file contained an entry for every *.odt file skipped during index process:
> 
> 87f36909  1d5de88  file:C:/Users/me/Documents/blindtext.odt              8000000c  0  80070057  1  2  228
> 88028b62  1d5de88  file:C:/Users/me/Documents/blindtext - Kopie.odt      8000000c  0  80070057  1  2  225
> 88028b62  1d5de88  file:C:/Users/me/Documents/blindtext - Kopie (2).odt  8000000c  0  80070057  1  2  224
> [...]
> 
> 8000000c and 80070057 look like error codes, but i don't know the meaning.


I have looked at this folder in my computer and it contains four .gthr files.
It appears that every day, one is generated.

28/05/2020  15:38             1.042 SystemIndex.1.Crwl
29/05/2020  07:08                 2 SystemIndex.2.Crwl
31/05/2020  09:07                 2 SystemIndex.3.Crwl
01/06/2020  09:17                 2 SystemIndex.4.Crwl
01/06/2020  19:41            26.610 SystemIndex.4.gthr
02/06/2020  09:17                 2 SystemIndex.5.Crwl
02/06/2020  23:00           111.110 SystemIndex.5.gthr
03/06/2020  08:29                 2 SystemIndex.6.Crwl
03/06/2020  19:52            27.120 SystemIndex.6.gthr
04/06/2020  10:23                 2 SystemIndex.7.Crwl
04/06/2020  20:11            13.946 SystemIndex.7.gthr
05/06/2020  07:44                 2 SystemIndex.8.Crwl
05/06/2020  07:44                 0 SystemIndex.8.gthr

On Saturday 30th, the computer was off all day.

There are 95 lines in SystemIndex.4.gthr, and they are exactly the same as the
first 95 lines in SystemIndex.5.gthr. 
SystemIndex.5.gthr is longer and goes on with different lines for other files.

The first 88 matching lines are one for each .odt file in my home folder (which
is probably one for each .odt file in my computer).

The lines for .odt files always look like this:

ef532ff7  1d638ad  file:C:/Users/Nacho/Documents/G/FileName1.odt          
8000000c  2  80070057  2  4294967295 172353
ef574cd8  1d638ad  file:C:/Users/Nacho/Google Drive/TIC/CEF/Filename2.odt 
8000000c  2  80070057  2  4294967295 32674
ef5bb568  1d638ad  file:C:/Users/Nacho/Google Drive/TIC/CEF/Filename3.odt 
8000000c  2  80070057  2  4294967295 32673
ef643b0a  1d638ad  file:C:/Users/Nacho/Google Drive/TIC/CEF/Filename4.odt 
8000000c  2  80070057  2  4294967295 32672

Very similar, but not the same as Oliver Brinzing's. 

The last column seems like a counter of some sort. It went down monotonically
for each different filel, as far as I saw.

The column before last is the same for each line in all the gthr files (-1 in
my case).

8000000c and 80070057 look like flags. 
The 8000000c value appeared in each line in every file.
The 80070057 value appeared in each line related to an .odt file. Other types
of files had different values here. 

Every line in every .gthr file relates to a file somewhere within my home
folder, *seemingly* to files created in the past few days. 
There are over 350K files in over 30K folders, of many different types (.pdf,
.doc, .exe, .js, .zip, .pdf, .mp4, .mkv ...), and they have not been mentioned
(yet?) in a .gthr file.

I *think* I rebuilt the index on May 28th, which is the day of my first comment
in this thread and the date for the first .crwl file.

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