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first of all, amazing piece of work that you've done!
While indexing our server we've probably encountered a bug regarding the mapping of file paths:
Our current mapping ist defind in /etc/opensemanticsearch/connector-files, with the aim to make search results directly accessible through a apache server: config['mappings'] = { "/mnt/server/": "http://192.168.2.20/server/" }
Additionally we made a ln -s /mnt/server /var/www/html/server
This works great so far for nearly every file.
But for any file (like .pdf) inside E-Mails (.msg) or E-Mail archives (*.pst), which means for every E-Mail attachment, the mapping results in: http://192.168.2.20/mnt/server/...
instead of: http://192.168.2.20/server/...
So, the question is, did we make any mistake regarding the configuration or is there a bug regarding attachments?
Best regards
Josef
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey,
first of all, amazing piece of work that you've done!
While indexing our server we've probably encountered a bug regarding the mapping of file paths:
Our current mapping ist defind in /etc/opensemanticsearch/connector-files, with the aim to make search results directly accessible through a apache server:
config['mappings'] = { "/mnt/server/": "http://192.168.2.20/server/" }
Additionally we made a
ln -s /mnt/server /var/www/html/server
This works great so far for nearly every file.
But for any file (like .pdf) inside E-Mails (.msg) or E-Mail archives (*.pst), which means for every E-Mail attachment, the mapping results in:
http://192.168.2.20/mnt/server/...
instead of:
http://192.168.2.20/server/...
So, the question is, did we make any mistake regarding the configuration or is there a bug regarding attachments?
Best regards
Josef
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: