Weird behaviour
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I deleted an image from an album and then deleted the image from ‘Media’ I would normally expect that if I then do a search for that image from the web page, it would not be found.
However, this was not the case. When I searched for that image from the web page it is found – the only difference in the search result was that the album was not shown beneath the image name, just ().
I try to delete the image from there but it re-appears.I went to Settings, Table VIII – 4 and attempted to regenerate all thumbnails but this resulted in an error: ‘An error occured: You can run only one maintenance procedure at a time’
After a while and several attempts I was able to delete the photo via the search results.I then added a new photo to ‘Media’, imported it to an album and then viewed the web page and searched for the photo I just added. It’s not found even though it shows in ‘Media’ and the album.
Any ideas?
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There is so much effort to do for the server to delete an image, that it is now done at the background. In fact, the only thing changed when you delete a photo is setting its album number to -9 and a background process is triggered that will physically delete the photo and all its associated data. This may take a few seconds or a few mintes if the site is not frquently visited.
Same with adding a new photo, the search index database is updated at the background, so it may take some time to get it updated.
If you want proof of the actions at the background, tick Table IX-A9 and see the wppa log in Table VIII-C1.
From the changelog of 6.6.12:
* The maintenance of the search index db table as well as the actual deletion of photos is now performed at the background. To monitor this activity: Tick the box in Table IX-A9: Log Cron.
* Table IX-E18.x: Additional search engine settings.
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