These days I ran into a very strange problem. I have a development environment with MOSS 2007 SP 2 and WS 2008, I have a customized search, and everything works fine. I started setting up the staging environment (MOSS 2007 SP2 with June CU) and creating a new farm and a new SSP. I deployed my changes using the package (wsp) and manually created site collections, for web pages, pages, and so on. When the fill is completed, I see in the scan log that all my pages have been processed successfully, and when I use some test tools to query the search, my pages have been found. There are several errors in the crawl log, for example
http: // mysite / sites / de / pages
"The crawler could not contact the server. Verify that the server is accessible and that access to the firewall is configured correctly ..", but all pages in this page library were indexed.
The problem is that I use custom managed properties (mapped to custom crawl properties) in the search queries, but the crawler did not create workarounds for all of my new site columns. For example, for a IsAccent site column, the crawler did not create the cralwed ows_isAccesnt property. I'm sure I created pages for a specific type of content, and all my crawl categories checked "Automatically detect new properties when crawled." In the site settings โ In the search columns, I did not get a single column selected as Nocrowl. I tried to export managed and workaround properties from the dev environment to the development environment, but all my managed properties were empty, after which I recreated SSP ... the result was the same ...
I checked a specific page with tools like Sharepoint Manager 2007 and U2U Caml Query Builder 2007, that the content type is correct, and I can see the values โโof my own site columns ... Using U2U Caml Query Builder 2007 again calls some page library into the Tab "Result" I can see that ows_IsAccent (my node is collumn is IsAcent) and other columns of the site, but I can not find them in the "Scan" properties.
Any idioms?
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