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As far as I remember it bearing in mind it's a few years you have to delete the index folders, restart IIS/the app pool and then run the tool. I think when restarting it regenerates the folders, it might even trigger the re-index.
This rings a bell...
Haven't worked with Episerver Search in ages, but I remember needing to update the resetUriTemplate to make this work.
Can you try to update web.config and update the <episerver.search> tag to the following
<episerver.search active="true" resetUriTemplate="/reset/?namedIndex=default&accessKey={accesskey}">
Thanks guys.
I've found that the index doesn't rebuild during runtime - as Scott mentioned, you indeed have to restart the application pool.
I done this and ran the search indexing tool without checking the "Delete old data" checkbox, and this caused the index to fully rebuild.
Hi All,
How do you rebuild the Episerver Search index? (Not episerver find)
I've deleted the contents of my index from the file system, and was hoping by manually triggering the Index Content tool, it would rebuild and regenerate all of the files. The tool being this one: /EPiServer/CMS/Admin/IndexContent.aspx
However, it doesn't. When deleting the generated files and running the tool I'm getting some exceptions:
ERROR EPiServer.Search.IndexingService.IndexingService: Reset of index: '' failed. Index not found!
ERROR EPiServer.Search.Internal.RequestHandler: Could not reset index '' for service uri 'http://localhost/IndexingService/IndexingService.svc/reset/?namedindex=&accesskey=local'. Message: The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error. at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()
I need to flush out the index as I'm experiencing some problems with new content not getting indexed...
Thanks.