[ckan-dev] Popular Organizations - Groups

Thu Oct 24 07:20:08 UTC 2013

Unfortunately rebuild didn't work!

I haven't tried paster for the dataset yet because my main concern is  
the organizations and groups that still appear! Can I do the same for  
those?

Best,

G.

> Hi Dimitrakakis,
>
> That's weird. You can try rebuilding SOLR index using "paster --plugin=ckan
> search-index rebuild". If that doesn't work, to permanently remove a
> dataset, use "paster --plugin=ckan dataset purge [DATASET_NAME]".
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> 2013/10/23 Dimitrakakis Georgios <giorgis at ucnet.uoc.gr>
>
>> Hi all!
>>
>> A very weird thing is happening!
>> I have a new installation of CKAN where I created (for test purposes) a
>> few organizations, groups, datasets etc.
>>
>> After a few days of testing I removed them and created the needed ones.
>> Unfortunately the ones that I have supposingly removed they still appear in
>> the popular lists when I browse the Datasets for example. Is there a way to
>> permanently remove them from there and clean the popular lists of
>> organizatios and groups?
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> G.
>>
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