Check the status of P4 Search

You can check the status of the P4 Search service and see the last time the index ran from the P4 Search web UI.

Status

Select Account in the top navigation bar and select Status. The Service Status page opens and shows the following information as well as an overall status for each entry.

The overall status for each entry can be:

  • Success:
  • Warning:
  • Failure:

P4 services

Service Example message
P4Search Ready Status P4Search is ready to index changes.
Helix Core Search license License valid
Helix Core server connection P4PORT ssl:my-p4-server.com:1666
Helix Core Service authentication P4USER p4search-service-user
Helix Core Index authentication P4USER p4search-index-user
Helix Core External URL Status OK: 200
Helix Core Asset (extension) Installed: helix-core-search-asset:yyyy.mm.ddnnnnn
Helix Core Indexer (extension) Installed: helix-core-search-indexer:yyyy.mm.ddnnnnn
Helix Core Obliterate (extension) Installed: helix-core-search-obliterate:yyyy.mm.ddnnnnn
Helix Core Ping (extension) Installed: helix-core-search-ping:yyyy.mm.ddnnnnn

Elasticsearch

Service Example message
Elasticsearch Hosts Using secure Elasticsearch
Elasticsearch Protect plugin Plugin: p4search-filter (enabled)

External services

Service Example message
Image Detection Service Clip - image tagging
Optical Character Recognition Disabled
Speech to Text Service Azure Speech to Text
Tesseract Tesseract installed and enabled
Render Service Status Local - Rendering service

Application build and last index time

Application Build Version: The P4 Search application build version installed

Last indexed: The date and time the index was last run

Troubleshoot P4 Search

Service status page fails to open

If the P4 Search status page fails to open, check that the P4 Server instance is running.

Service not running

The P4 Search service requires other services to be available. If any of the services are unavailable, the Status page will indicate the services that are not running.

To determine the cause of the failure, check the P4 Search service log file. The default log file is:

<search install dir>/log/p4search.log

To address the problem, you might need to update the service.properties file or default.config.properties file and restart the P4 Search service. To learn more, see P4 Search configuration reference and Update the P4 Search configuration.