Re-indexing files via the web browser interface is very cumbersome. The implementation operates by recursively making http access to individual files to force the database to be updated. That works, but it's very ineffecient. Also the interface is very crude. All it does is dump a list of the directories that were indexed when it finishes. There is no feedback while it's operating.
Ideally what ever done to resolve this respects the single-file simplicity of the current implementation.
Re-indexing files via the web browser interface is very cumbersome. The implementation operates by recursively making http access to individual files to force the database to be updated. That works, but it's very ineffecient. Also the interface is very crude. All it does is dump a list of the directories that were indexed when it finishes. There is no feedback while it's operating.
Ideally what ever done to resolve this respects the single-file simplicity of the current implementation.