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Type
Default
Example
Description
useSeedsFilebooleanfalse
Allows the user to configure path to a line separated file with all the root urls that need need to be crawled.
siteCollectionsToCrawl/siteCollectionUrlString

SharePoint URL which will serve as the start of the crawl. Folders and documents underneath this URL will be automatically fetched and sent to the search engine, along with metadata and ACLs. You can add as many root urls as you want as long the user configured has the right permissions.

Note

It should not be a URL to a form or document, but the actual URL to the SharePoint object. For example instead of https://sharepoint.domain.com/Pages/home.aspx it should be https://sharepoint.domain.com.

In this version of the Aspire SharePoint 2010 Connector, the URL must be one of the following:

  • A SharePoint site collection
  • A SharePoint Site
  • A SharePoint List
seedsFilePathString${aspire.config.dir}/${app.name}/urls.txtC:\aspire\seeds.txt

The path to a txt file that contains a valid url to crawl on each line. All sites will be accessed with the same credentials:

http://www.site1.com

http://www.site2.com

...

domainString
  •  myDomain
  • Support
  • etc.
Domain where the user will be authenticated
userString

Username with permissions to access SharePoint content. Must have appropriate SharePoint permissions to the documents in the URL.

Note

User names should be ASCII characters

passwordString

Password for the specified user.useSeedsFilebooleanfalseAllows the user to configure path to a line separated file with all the root urls that need need to be crawled.
crawlAttachmentsbooleantrue
Enable attachment crawling. Attachment files are the ones added to items inside SharePoint (e.g. documents added to calendar events or tasks).
groupPrefixSeparatorString | (pipe)

Prefix used to separate users and groups on ACL's file. For GSA users, the following characters should not be used: '@','/','\','#'; for GSA the character '|' is recommended.