DokuWiki

My installation of Dokuwiki resides on Arch linux, and installing the official way ended up with different locations for plugins and inc. inc: /usr/share/webapps/dokuwiki/ plugins: /lib/dokuwiki/plugins/ I haven't figured out why it doesn't work ... [More] - once I pointed ajax.php to the right locations, I stopped seeing any PHP or HTTP errors in my server's logs. The plugin settings page indicates it does find at least one page, but it finishes almost instantly. I ended up using indexer.php from my server to update the index, though. [Less]

My installation of Dokuwiki resides on Arch linux, and installing the official way ended up with different locations for plugins and inc. inc: /usr/share/webapps/dokuwiki/ plugins: /lib/dokuwiki/plugins/ I haven't figured out why it doesn't work ... [More] - once I pointed ajax.php to the right locations, I stopped seeing any PHP or HTTP errors in my server's logs. The plugin settings page indicates it does find at least one page, but it finishes almost instantly. I ended up using indexer.php from my server to update the index, though. [Less]

Using the searchindex-plugin should work. Why have you had to edit the plugin and what did you change?

Using the searchindex-plugin should work. Why have you had to edit the plugin and what did you change?

You have to type something like the following to your command line: C:\php\php.exe C:\apache\htdocs\dokuwiki\bin\indexer.php Of course it depends where your files are stored. The first part defines where php.exe is, the second is the argument (= the file which should be executed) which is given to php.

You have to type something like the following to your command line: C:\php\php.exe C:\apache\htdocs\dokuwiki\bin\indexer.php Of course it depends where your files are stored. The first part defines where php.exe is, the second is the argument (= the file which should be executed) which is given to php.

It is a Windows Server so I'm not sure how to execute the indexer under Windows. I tried to execute it in the cmd, but I got this error: DokuWiki Setup Error             DokuWiki Setup Error         The datadir ('pages') at ./data/pages is not ... [More] found, isn't accessible or writable.                 You should check your config and permission settings.                 Or maybe you want to run the                 installer?     [Less]

It is a Windows Server so I'm not sure how to execute the indexer under Windows. I tried to execute it in the cmd, but I got this error: DokuWiki Setup Error             DokuWiki Setup Error         The datadir ('pages') at ./data/pages is not ... [More] found, isn't accessible or writable.                 You should check your config and permission settings.                 Or maybe you want to run the                 installer?     [Less]

I've created about 400 new pages using a script and SFTP. I use the data plugin to allow users to view index pages of certain properties. The trouble is, these index pages only seem to be loading pages I've visited before. Is there a way to precache ... [More] all my new pages so data can find them? I tried the searchindex plugin: https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:searchindex I had to edit the plugin's files to work with my dokuwiki installation, and it runs without erroring, but it also doesn't seem to be doing anything. [Less]

I've created about 400 new pages using a script and SFTP. I use the struct plugin to allow users to view index pages of certain properties. The trouble is, these index pages only seem to be loading pages I've visited before. Is there a way to precache all my new pages so struct can find them?