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Full Text Index Working Path not saving to the drive letter I want to use

Laserfiche
Updated July 22, 2022
asked on July 20, 2022

I have the Full Text Index Path set to the E: drive, however every logged dump file for any PDF it could not read a text layer off of is saving to the C: drive under programdata filling up the drive. Any way to fix this?

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replied on July 22, 2022

To handle too many dump files filling C:\, the following registry keys under HKLM\SOFTWARE\LASERFICHE\LFFTS\Config will be helpful, you can add/modify them if needed:

  • DumpDirectory   This is where the dump files will be saved if unhandled exception encountered. Make sure LFFTS has full permission of this path.
  • TempPath   Temp path for LFFTS. By default, it's the windows temp folder or user temp folder. Make sure LFFTS has full permission of this path.
  • MaxDumpCount   This key determines how many dump files will be created.

 

We can't reproduce the dumps according to the descriptions. So if need to figure out what caused theses dumps, we'll need more info: dump files, trace logs and event logs of LFFTS which cover the periods making dumps.

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replied on July 22, 2022

Thank you sir! Now it is all in one place on the data drive and not crashing Windows.

 

From what I could see in the event logs, it was creating dump files because it could not read text from some PDFs. That was not really a concern, just the 11GB of dump files into the C drive was the big issue.

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