It looks like a zombie instance of DocFetcher Server is still running and preventing the start of a new instance. Try killing the old instance and removing the lock file before starting a new instance: kill 1483 rm /tmp/docfetcher-server-71098e4244dee072cb3d81bd3b2a27c69fb90fe162f83182d7036e2980db1634.lock
Hi Simon, DocFetcher Server brings its own Java runtime, but perhaps it's now damaged or the launch script was changed to a different Java runtime. Can you post the full terminal output from server-start-foreground.sh? If it contains sensitive data that you don't want to share in public, you can instead send an email to the support address: https://docfetcherpro.com/contact-support/ Regards q:-) <= Quang
UnsupportedOperationException
Please upgrade to the latest DocFetcher version.
I've converted the Markdown files to HTML, see attached file. This will be shipped with the next DocFetcher release, whenever that comes out. The files would appear under "help\Chinese (Taiwan)" in the DocFetcher app folder.
Hi there, the app doesn't have this feature. However, you can use wildcards like this: Jos* Jos? Regards Quang
unable to index Synology drive fully
Hi Drafting Dreamer, thanks a lot for your translation! I will integrate it into the app for the next release. I won't be needing help - I'll let the AI sort things out ^^ Please note that it will take some time (probably months) before the next release is out. Your name ("Drafting Dreamer") will then be added to the credits page: https://sourceforge.net/p/docfetcher/wiki/Credits/ Regards q:-) <= Quang