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// using the javascript console, in the folder where the count is wrong, execute the code
var refresh = actions.create('refresh-tagscope');

refresh.execute(document);

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Inside Alfresco's installation folder:
<alfresco>/tomcat/bin

Execute
alfrescoTomcatw.exe //ES//alfrescoTomcat

In the dialog shown, configure memory as needed.

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http://muras.eu/2013/04/21/Multi-valued-search-in-Alfresco/


http://smasue.github.io/alf-debug-solr

In your log4j.properties:
  log4j.logger.org.alfresco.repo.search.impl.solr.SolrQueryHTTPClient=debug

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To ask SOLR how is indexing going try this url:

/solr/admin/cores?action=SUMMARY&wt=xml

Most interesting values here are:

<long name="Approx transactions remaining">0</long>
<str name="Approx transaction indexing time remaining">0 Seconds</str>

which tell how much work SOLR thinks it has to do.

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var context = Packages.org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoader.getCurrentWebApplicationContext();
var model = Packages.br.com.dgcloud.model.CustomerXModel;
var policyBehaviourFilter = context.getBean('policyBehaviourFilter', Packages.org.alfresco.repo.policy.BehaviourFilter); 

try {
    policyBehaviourFilter.disableBehaviour(node.nodeRef, model.TYPE_DOCUMENT_EMPLOYEE_QNAME);
                        
    // your code here

} finally {

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Install Oracle JDK7

cd /opt
wget -O jod-tomcat.zip 'http://sourceforge.net/projects/jodconverter/files/JODConverter/2.2.2/jodconverter-tomcat-2.2.2.zip/download'

#unzip jod-tomcat.zip -d /usr/local/src
unzip jod-tomcat.zip -d /opt

# edit /opt/jodconverter-tomcat-2.2.2/bin/catalina.sh and make sure the JAVA_HOME variable points to the JDK 7
# Example: JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-oracle

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You can set the system date with this command:

sudo date --set="2015-09-30 10:05:59.990"
Then when using date, it should be showed correctly.

Now you should also the set hardware clock in the BIOS of the system, that the setting persists over a reboot (dureing the startup the system time is set to the value of the hardware clock). Do that with hwclock:

sudo hwclock --systohc
This gets the system clocks (sys) value and sets the hardware clock (hc). Check it with the hwclock command. Both hwclock and date should now show the same date and time.

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set dt=%date:~6,2%-%date:~3,2%-%date:~0,2%
set bkp_db_log=%dt%_backup_banco.log
set bkp_fs_log=%dt%_backup_conteudo.log
set bkp_install_log=%dt%_backup_install.log

robocopy E:\alfresco\amps "G:\BACKUP GED\install\amps" /MIR /W:20 /R:15 /LOG+:"G:\BACKUP GED\%bkp_install_log%"
robocopy E:\alfresco\amps_share "G:\BACKUP GED\install\amps_share" /MIR /W:20 /R:15 /LOG+:"G:\BACKUP GED\%bkp_install_log%"
robocopy E:\alfresco\tomcat\shared "G:\BACKUP GED\install\shared" /MIR /W:20 /R:15 /LOG+:"G:\BACKUP GED\%bkp_install_log%"
robocopy E:\alfresco\tomcat\webapps "G:\BACKUP GED\install\webapps" alfresco.war share.war /LOG+:"G:\BACKUP GED\%bkp_install_log%"

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How to get a list errors:
=========================
cat catalina.out | egrep "(WARN|ERROR|Caused by)" | uniq > output.txt


How to count the errors by type:
================================
$ grep ERROR solr.log| awk '{print $4}'| sort | uniq -c
  63 [org.alfresco.solr.tracker.AbstractTracker]
135 [org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore]

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initctl restart unity-panel-service