Indexing Problems

I recently completely removed and reinstalled Logos 4 on my Mac. Now, I keep running into Indexing problems. It will never finish. I leave it running all night, then come back in the morning only to find that it has crashed and has to start all over. I recently deleted my LibraryIndex.db file and hope that helps, but we'll see. Also, Indexing doesn't seem to kick off after a reboot. Is there anything I can do to make sure that happens? What would I need to add to my Login Items to kick that off?

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Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

Noticed zip file had a crash at 09:50:12, then Logos 4.2b SR-1 relaunched 10 minutes later, which overwrote crash information in log files.

Likewise noted Indexer.log file shows indexing in progress: 196 Bible resources need indexing and 806 library resources need indexing.

By the way, rebuild index command would accomplish same effect as deleting LibraryIndex.db file.

Suggest waiting for blue Logos icon to disappear from menu bar before extensively using Logos 4 Mac. After blue icon disappears, suggest trying a search (e.g. love). If no search results, please reply and attach new set of logs.

By the way, connecting power adapter to MacBookPro would be a good idea. Also, a cooling device may help since indexing can take hours and generate heat.

Wiki Mac Troubleshooting => Logos 4 Mac Indexer Automatic Launch section has command (and link to an AppleScript application) to check launch setting. On a Mac with multiple Logos 4 users, have seen Indexer launch after a reboot with messages in Indexer.log file (last used by another user) so effectively did nothing.

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Matt Barker

I've done the "rebuild index" as well, but with no success. I ran Logos again and it started indexing. While I was away it crashed. I am attaching the logs again, but this is what I see at the bottom of the Indexer.log:

Got a SIGSEGV while executing native code. This usually indicates
a fatal error in the mono runtime or one of the native libraries
used by your application.

So how would I completely remove mono and reinstall it? I think a lot of this has to do with permissions issues that I still have not been able to sort out completely.

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Matt Barker

I also went ahead and deleted logos4 from the .mono folder in my user directory. Gonna see if that helps. But when I rebooted, Logos4 Indexer still didn't kick off automatically. Anybody know how to get that function working manually?

Matt Barker

No luck, still crashes... Anybody? Again, this was a completely new install based on the instructions here