Separate index for a specific crawl location

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(from github.com/gabfields02)
The default search index and update index is fess.YYYYMMDD, right?

In my case, I wanted to create new search index and update index in FESS which I named fess_new_index. I set up my Crawl Configuration and it correctly crawled and indexed data into fess_new_index. It indexed 6 documents. However, when I perform a search, it shows a System Error.
Do I need to have FESS’s mapping when creating fess_new_index? Any more idea about this so that it will not show an error?

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Also, I tried having two update index with fess_config.properties as shown below. My goal for this is to have a separate index for a specific crawl location.
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However, when running FESS with this configuration, I get an error.
Is it not possible to have two update index?

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(from marevol (Shinsuke Sugaya) · GitHub)

Do I need to have FESS’s mapping when creating fess_new_index?

Fess creates index and mappping at a startup time of Fess.

Is it not possible to have two update index?

The number of an index for updating is only 1 index.

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(from gabfields02 (Gabriel Fields) · GitHub)

The number of an index for updating is only 1 index.

Thank you for this information.

Fess creates index and mappping at a startup time of Fess.

Would fess_new_index need to follow fess.YYYYMMDD mapping so that the indexed documents of fess_new_index can be searchable?

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(from github.com/marevol)
A mapping is required.

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(from github.com/gabfields02)
Thank you, @marevol! Will give update as soon as I can get this to work.

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(from github.com/gabfields02)
Hello @marevol,

Another question. I have this certain scenario:
I search for a certain file and it shows in the search results. After searching or clicking on that certain search result, I want to delete it from the Search Index.
Is this possible with FESS?

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(from github.com/marevol)
No. For special requirements, Commercial Support supports them.

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(from gabfields02 (Gabriel Fields) · GitHub)

No. For special requirements, Commercial Support supports them.

Thank you for this, @marevol.

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(from github.com/gabfields02)
Hello, @marevol. I have similar question again.
What about this scenario:
After clicking on a certain search result, I want to run an executable file.
Is this also a special requirement?

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(from github.com/marevol)
Yes.

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(from github.com/gabfields02)
Got it. Thank you, @marevol.