Changes for page Owncloud Infinite Scale
Last modified by chrisby on 2024/03/03 14:53
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... ... @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ 1 -Owncloud Infinite Scale (OCIS) can be used as a file cloud and it is very easy to integrate full text search using a "tika" server. See also the [[Owncloud clients>>https://owncloud.com/desktop-app/]].1 +Owncloud Infinite Scale (OCIS) can be used as a file cloud and it is very easy to integrate **full text search and OCR** using a "tika" server. It is recommended that you use this setup in conjunction with the [[Owncloud client>>https://owncloud.com/desktop-app/]] to synchronize data between the cloud and your PC. 2 2 3 3 4 4 **docker-compose.yml** ... ... @@ -59,13 +59,13 @@ 59 59 - "traefik.http.services.ocis.loadbalancer.server.port=9200" 60 60 61 61 tika: 62 - image: apache/tika:2.9.0.0 62 + image: apache/tika:2.9.0.0-full 63 63 container_name: tika 64 64 restart: unless-stopped 65 65 {{/code}} 66 66 67 -* 68 -* Go to {{code language="none"}}https://< your-domain>{{/code}} and login as "admin" using the password you have just received.67 +* Obtain the admin password via {{code language="bash"}}docker logs ocis 2>&1 | grep password{{/code}}. 68 +* Go to {{code language="none"}}https://<subdomain>{{/code}} and login as "admin" using the password you have just received. 69 69 * ((( 70 -For example, to test the full-text search feature, simply upload a file called "test.txt" containing "hello". Now search for "hello" in the search bar at the top. The result should be an empty list, as the default search only looks for file names. Butyou can enable "Search in content only".Now "text.txt" should be found.70 +For example, to test the full-text search feature, simply upload a file called "test.txt" containing "hello". Now search for "hello" in the search bar at the top. The result should be an empty list, as the default search only looks for file names. However, you can enable "Search in content only", which uses full-text search, so "text.txt" should now be found. 71 71 )))