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.B recollindex
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.B \-c
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.SH DESCRIPTION
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.SH DESCRIPTION
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The
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utility allows you to perform indexing operations for the Recoll text
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command is the Recoll indexer.
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search system.
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As indexing can sometimes take a long time, the command can be interrupted
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As indexing can sometimes take a long time, the command can be interrupted
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by sending an interrupt (Ctrl-C, SIGINT) or terminate (SIGTERM)
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by sending an interrupt (Ctrl-C, SIGINT) or terminate (SIGTERM)
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signal. Some time may elapse before the process exits, because it needs to
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signal. Some time may elapse before the process exits, because it needs to
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properly flush and close the index. This can also be done from the recoll
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properly flush and close the index. This can also be done from the recoll
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aspell databases will not be updated. The skippedPaths and skippedNames
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aspell databases will not be updated. The skippedPaths and skippedNames
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configuration variables will be used, so that some files may be
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configuration variables will be used, so that some files may be
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skipped. You can tell recollindex to ignore skippedPaths and skippedNames
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skipped. You can tell recollindex to ignore skippedPaths and skippedNames
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by setting the
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by setting the
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option. This allows fully custom file selection for a given subtree,
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\-f option. This allows fully custom file selection for a given subtree,
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for which you would add the top directory to skippedPaths, and use any
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for which you would add the top directory to skippedPaths, and use any
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custom tool to generate the file list (ie: a tool from a source code
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custom tool to generate the file list (ie: a tool from a source code
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control system).
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control system). When run this way, the indexer normally does not perform
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the deleted files purge pass, because it cannot be sure to have seen all
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the existing files. You can force a purge pass with
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will erase data for individual files from the database. The stem expansion
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will erase data for individual files from the database. The stem expansion
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databases will not be updated.
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databases will not be updated.
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