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Full text search indexing
=========================
The following FTS indexers (in preferred order) are supported:
* <Solr> [Plugins.FTS.Solr.txt] communicates with Lucene's Solr server
[http://lucene.apache.org/solr/].
* <Lucene> [Plugins.FTS.Lucene.txt] uses Lucene's C++ library. (Requires
v2.1+)
* <Squat> [Plugins.FTS.Squat.txt] is Dovecot's own search index. (Obsolete in
v2.1+)
Indexing
--------
By default the FTS indexes are updated *only* while searching, so neither the
<LDA.txt> nor an IMAP APPEND command updates the indexes immediately. This
means that if user has received a lot of mail since the last indexing (==
search operation), it may take a while to index all the mails before replying
to the search command. Dovecot sends periodic "* OK Indexed n% of the mailbox"
updates which can be caught by webmail implementations to implement a progress
bar.
In v2.2.9+ the indexing can be done automatically with 'fts_autoindex=yes'
setting (see below).
The indexing can be done manually (e.g. cronjob) or by a LDA script by running:
* v2.1: 'doveadm index -u user@domain -q INBOX'
* v2.0: 'printf "a select INBOX\nb search text xyzzy\nc logout\n" |
/usr/local/libexec/dovecot/imap -u user@domain'
Of course the INBOX needs to be replaced with whatever mailbox needs to be
indexed.
Rescan (v2.1+)
--------------
Since v2.1 Dovecot keeps track of indexed messages in the dovecot.index files.
If this becomes out of sync with the actual FTS indexes (either too many or too
few mails), you'll need to do a rescan:
---%<-------------------------------------------------------------------------
doveadm fts rescan -u user@domain
---%<-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Settings
--------
* 'fts_autoindex=yes': Index new messages immediately after they've been
saved/copied. (v2.2.9+)
* 'fts_autoindex_max_recent_msgs=n': Skip autoindexing the mailbox if it has
more than n \Recent messages (implying that the mailbox is never actually
being accessed). (v2.2.9+)
* 'fts_index_timeout': When SEARCH notices that index isn't up to date, it
tells indexer to index the mails and waits until it is finished. This
setting adds a maximum timeout to this wait. If the timeout is reached, the
SEARCH fails with:'NO [INUSE] Timeout while waiting for indexing to finish'
(v2.1+)
* 'fts_decoder': Decode attachments to plaintext using this service and index
the resulting plaintext. See the 'decode2text.sh' script included in Dovecot
for how to use this. (v2.1+)
(This file was created from the wiki on 2013-11-24 04:42)
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