I checked the Recoll manual and it explains how to create individual separate indexes but for single directories. Is it possible to create individual indexes for several directories for each index? Thanks!
Recoll: how to create different indexes for multiple directories on each index
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Under 'Index configuration', in the 'Top Directories', do NOT enter '/', but enter the path to each of the directories you want in one database.
Example:
Where (in my case) /DB001_F? are each a separate partition.
As long as '/' is not in topdirs, only the directories specified will be traversed for indexing.
To give you an Idea of what I have (inexpertly) come up with, I have created a directory /XAPIAN under which I have separate directories for topical databases as follows (offered as an example):
In each of those, I have different topic-specific recoll.conf files. The one under recoll_SciFi contains the following:
To normalize my recoll indexing, I created the following scripts. The first is what I call a Bourne Header and save some commonly used logic, which is then used in other scripts.
Contents of Recoll__00_LibrarySelectionParms.bh is as follows:
The script that is used to generate the recoll database for a specific topical scope is Recoll__00a_RebuildIndex.sh:
Hope those help you get your head wrapped around the way to use recoll.