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@barryhunter solved it in the comments.

I needed --all on the indexer to make it actually index.

Alright, I solved the problem by remving sphinix and then install it again:

Before running the searchd daemon you firstly need to build indexes. For this purpose run the first indexer job through the container:

Well on the case of Extended Query Syntax. You are almost certainly using it anyway. Its the only mode sphinx has (for while anyway, early versions did have mulitple query modes) ... so in itself shouldnt be scary.

Possibly the bigger issue with index_sp, its it implemented by the HTML Stripper, so need to enable html_strip=1 as well. Which might well change behaviour of queries. (if have HTML anyway!)

The only other place aware that index_sp might affect things is 'cross sentence phrase matches'.

Without index_sp, a query like "one two" would match text [one. two], but with index_sp it wouldnt. Ie the . has split into sentances, so no longer match "phrase" wise. This can be a good thing, but is a change. This can in some cases affect things that are not really sentance seperators. Eg the . can break up sentances, when its not really a full stop. Sphinx as a relatively good algorithm for braking sentances, but not perfect.

I've seen that happen, it comes from the Sphinx install 'package'. Whoever setup that package, created a cron task that does that indexer --all command, that just tries to reindex every index (once a day IIRC). The package maintainer thought they being helpful :)

From https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/ppc64el/sphinxsearch/filelist

looks like it might be in

Assuming you have this in MySQL:

Faceted result is incorrect. Because in fact data's count where prof_area_ids=199 must be 5 and not 12. So how I can group field for faceted?

It looks like you misunderstand how FACET works. It seems to me, that you think it takes as a base the main query's result, but it actually just does another grouping. E.g. here:

Please refer chmod. Example :

You can set the permissions like this :

sudo chmod +wrx folder/or/file/path will add read, write and executable permissions for the folder or file specified ( Note: this will do it for all users. ).

For specifying for each user category, you can do something like this:

sudo chmod u=rwx,g=rx,o=rx path/to/file/or/folder

or

sudo chmod 755 path/to/file/or/folder

This will set it to the current permission set as shown for the /var/log directory.

You can also run man chmod for more details on usage of the command.

What permission is the best for it?

The default permissions enough and recommended.

how to show the current user's access permission of a folder / file?

Current user's permission can be determined from the first column. From the string rwxr-xr-x in drwxr-xr-x you can infer that the user has read, write and executable permissions ( denoted by rwx ), whereas the group and other users only have read and executable permissions ( denoted by r-x ).