CONTENT INTEGRITY ERROR: Indexes not found for 6 stores.

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04-22-2010 04:00 AM
I have to fully rebuild indexes for my alfresco to function properly.
So, each time i restart,
'index.recovery.mode=FULL'
must be in my configuration, alfresco rebuilds indexes and everything is fine.
If i remove 'index.recovery.mode=FULL', it will say "CONTENT INTEGRITY ERROR: Indexes not found for 6 stores." and will fail to start.
Any ideas?
So, each time i restart,
'index.recovery.mode=FULL'
must be in my configuration, alfresco rebuilds indexes and everything is fine.
If i remove 'index.recovery.mode=FULL', it will say "CONTENT INTEGRITY ERROR: Indexes not found for 6 stores." and will fail to start.
Any ideas?
09:55:59,213 User:System ERROR [repo.admin.ConfigurationChecker] CONTENT INTEGRITY ERROR: Indexes not found for 6 stores. 09:55:59,213 User:System INFO [repo.admin.ConfigurationChecker] You may set 'index.recovery.mode=FULL' if you need to rebuild the indexes. 09:55:59,214 User:System ERROR [repo.admin.ConfigurationChecker] Ensure that the 'dir.root' property is pointing to the correct data location. 09:55:59,218 User:System ERROR [web.context.ContextLoader] Context initialization failed org.alfresco.error.AlfrescoRuntimeException: 03220000 Ensure that the 'dir.root' property is pointing to the correct data location.
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04-22-2010 05:13 AM
That's not normal. First thing to check is the setting of dir.root in your alfresco-global.properties. Make sure its pointing to a fixed path for example and then if it is make sure nothing is damaging your data.
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09-06-2013 11:56 AM
Hi, I'm facing the same kind of issue. It turns out that somehow, some nodes exist in the database but not in alf_data, resulting in a CONTENT INTEGRITY ERROR and the impossibility to make a full rebuild of the index.
Let's say I don't care to loose a few documents : is there a way to run some kind of "cleaning up" of the database (SQL statements ?), so the rebuild of the index finally works ?? Any clue please ?
Let's say I don't care to loose a few documents : is there a way to run some kind of "cleaning up" of the database (SQL statements ?), so the rebuild of the index finally works ?? Any clue please ?

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04-22-2010 05:16 AM
yep, that's the problem, dir.root is correct.
what could be "damaging my data"?
what could be "damaging my data"?

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04-22-2010 05:30 AM
So, indexes are there, built, but if I restart alfresco, and don't set "rebuilt" indexes, alfresco won't find dir.root.
If I rebuild indexes (which takes some time), everything is ok with dir.root location..
If I rebuild indexes (which takes some time), everything is ok with dir.root location..
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04-22-2010 02:54 PM
If you don't have any data and you are testing, then its worth dropping the DB and let Alfresco create the sql schemas for
you again & try restarting the server as an alternative with no index.recovery as FULL
you again & try restarting the server as an alternative with no index.recovery as FULL
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04-22-2010 03:02 PM
If i remove 'index.recovery.mode=FULL', it will say "CONTENT INTEGRITY ERROR: Indexes not found for 6 stores." and will fail to start.
Any ideas?
When you say "remove", you mean you set it to VALIDATE instead ?
Try removing the content of "alf_data\lucene-indexes", run a FULL reindex, and then set it back to "VALIDATE"
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04-26-2010 06:07 AM
Are you running on Linux? It sounds like a access issue … (alf user can write but not read all in said directory)

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04-30-2010 04:26 AM
tried with deleting indexes, running FULL then set to VALIDATE… same thing.
and, yes, running on linux.. permissions are ok..
it's krejzi I tell you
and, yes, running on linux.. permissions are ok..
it's krejzi I tell you

