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Chapter 15, Configuring Web Publishing 375
Changing the Web Publishing State
A summary of the indexing operation is displayed in the web browser page.
The information is also logged to the
yourServer /plugins/content_mgr/logs/wpsimport.log
log file.
New data is appended to the log, so you may want to monitor its size as you
proceed through many indexing operations.
You can enable logging in the indexing engine in two ways:
• To get information on all the metadata being indexed, in the
[NS-
loader]
section of
webpub.conf
set
NS-debug-bulk=Y
. Then a file
named
Bulk.Save
is created under the following directory:
server_root/https-server-id/search/collections/web_htm/idx/
This file logs all the data that have been indexed.
• For Verity, you can append “
;127
” to include the
NS-initparms
in the
[NS-search]
section of
webpub.conf
and set
NS-debug-log=Y
in
the
[NS-loader]
section of
webpub.conf
. This ensures that maximum
logging is generated from Verity, and the log messages go into
server_root /https- server-id /logs/nsloader.log
.
Note
Once you have indexed documents into the web publishing collection, you
should not change any document directory’s URL mapping or the collection’s
entries will target the URL mapping to the wrong physical file location. If you
have to change a document directory, you need to reindex the documents in
the new location. You can use the Repair function to remove the indexed data
from the old directory mapping.
Changing the Web Publishing State
You can activate or deactivate web publishing using The Web Publishing State
Page in the Enterprise Server user interface.
Warning
If your server is outside the firewall, you should turn off directory indexing
(from the Server Manager, choose Content Management, click the Document
Preferences link, and click None in the Directory Indexing section) as well as
web publishing. This ensures that your directory structure, file names, and web
publishing features are not accessible.