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From: ravigehlot on 20 Nov 2006 19:03
Why am I getting this error?

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Unable to create collection sts.
Unable to create collection sts.
An error occurred while creating the collection:
com.verity.api.administration.ConfigurationException: Fail to create the index.
(-6220)


From: Spidre on 20 Nov 2006 19:19
Without seeing code, it is hard to diagnose. Best guess is that you have the
path attribute either wrong, or missing.
The path attribute defines where you want the verity indexes stored (not the
path to the files you are indexing) In SHOULD NOT include the name of the
collection

Make sure that your path attrib is defined and that it is an accessible folder.

So, to create your collection do this:
<cfcollection action="CREATE" collection="documents" language="Englishx"
categories="yes" path="e:\jrun4\verity\collections\">

It will create this folder to store the index info in:

e:\jrun4\verity\collections\documents


From: ravigehlot on 20 Nov 2006 19:58
It is not a problem of directories because I have the right one. However, I forgot to mention that I am running a Linux box.
From: sduncanute on 21 Nov 2006 11:00
I am having a similar problem but only with the UNI language pack. It is
indexing fine with the English or Englishx packs. It also worked fine until we
updated to the latest patches (7.0 worked, 7.02 does not)

I'd posted the following in the 'getting started' section but maybe it should
be here instead.

I have two verify collections. The English collection is working ok. The
French collection using the 'uni' multilanguage does not index using the Cold
Fusion code, and if I try to index it on the server directly, I wait and wait
and eventually it will give me a page not found.

When I was at 7.0, this index worked fine. Now after upgrading to 7.02, I
cannot create the index.

I have tried deleting the collection and starting over but I get the same
problem.

This is the code that had been working:
<CFLOCK NAME="CFINDEXSEILOCK" TYPE="exclusive" TIMEOUT="90">
<CFINDEX ACTION="refresh" COLLECTION="sei" KEY="E:\UTEWebsite\Francais\"
TYPE="path" URLPATH="http://www.ute-sei.org/Francais/" EXTENSIONS=".htm, .html,
..cfm, .pdf, .doc" RECURSE="yes" language="uni">
</CFLOCK>

Any thoughts?

From: ravigehlot on 21 Nov 2006 20:39
OK. ANSWER FOUND! For anyone that uses LINUX pay attention to permissions. Very
often errors like "Failed to create index" with Verity and "500 Internal Server
Error" with Apache has to do with Linux permissions. Sometimes a .cfm file will
NOT be found on the server if the permission of it's directory is not set
correctly. I found the solutation for many of my problems with Linux when I set
the permissions of CFM directories to be 775 and cfm files to be 664. In my
case, if anyone runs through the same problem go to your verity directory and
set the collections permission to 775 and BOOMmmmmmm it WORKS!!!

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