| Re: Missing files in index and other weirdness when updating the index. [message #269 is a reply to message #268] |
Thu, 05 March 2015 17:46   |
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Arthur Elsenaar wrote:
> Thanks for the response! None of the cause cases you list apply.
Another thing would cause skipping a folder: if its name ends with ".noindex", or if it contains a file named ".noindex" (which should not be visible in the Finder).
To make sure that this is not the case, type the following command in e Terminal window:
ls -a1 {folderpath}
You can either type the actual folder path instead of {folderpath}, or drag the folder to the Terminal window to insert its path in the command line. Type the number "1" after "-a" (however, a lowercase "L" should also be OK).
Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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