Indexing is working without flaws if started via cmd and the command line paraameters. We are using the pycron task scheduler replacement under windows xp as a service to automatically start the search engine via same command line. Part of the pycron package is an editor, which allows the test of the configured command line. That works correctly too. But if scheduled only basic actions are done. All files are created in the target directory but no files are indexed. The log (full debugging activated) shows no error. A network fileservice is configured as start directory. Tried different system accounts for the service but that does not help. Did I forget something?
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Never heard of pycron. So can't really help with that.
Maybe it running the scheduled job under a different account, which has different permissions or settings?
Would be interesting to compare the 2 debug logs (working vs non working). Clearly something must be different in the logs.
There are details here about how to use the Window's scheduler.
http://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/support/scheduling.html
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