使用命令行刷新Magento索引管理 Rebuilt Magento Indexes in terminal with php-cli

magento索引管理

当我们网站商品很多的时候，比如有几千件，我们刷新Magento的索引管理（Index Management）经常会失败。那么后台刷新不了，我们还可以通过命令行来刷新。使用命令行来刷新索引管理会极大降低系统消耗，容易成功。
我们来看下步骤，如果你在使用linux服务器，登入你的ssh客户端，切换目录到你magento根文件夹中名字是shell的文件中。

在此文件夹中输入如下命令

php -f indexer.php -- -reindex catalog_url

 

它的意思是刷新Catalog Url Rewrites即网址重写。成功后会有成功提示，如：Catalog URL Rewrites index was rebuilt successfully

 

 

magento使用Shell刷新索引管理

 

我们来看下有哪些索引管理，可以使用Shell的命令行来刷新，如下

catalog_product_attribute     Product Attributes
catalog_product_price         Product Prices
catalog_url                   Catalog Url Rewrites
catalog_product_flat          Product Flat Data
catalog_category_flat         Category Flat Data
catalog_category_product      Category Products
catalogsearch_fulltext        Catalog Search Index
cataloginventory_stock        Stock status

 

如上分别对应后每项台的索引管理。

命令执行后需要耐心等待一段时间，因你商品数量和你服务器性能决定等待多久。注意命令中reinde前一共是三个英文横线。如有代码错误提示，直接黏贴本文的命令或者
如下参考文章的命令，直接修改执行参数即可。

 

来源： http://www.hellokeykey.com/magento-shell-reindex-index-management/

参考文章：http://inchoo.net/ecommerce/magento/executing-magento-indexer-from-shell/

 

Rebuilt Magento Indexes in terminal with php-cli

For the past 6 months, had been doing a lot of work with Magento. I’ve notice that the more I know the whole thing, the more I don’t want to share about it. Well, I still like to share some things though… so now it’s time to give some tips/tricks…

 

In your terminal do:

cd /magento/shop/path/shell/

 

where “/magento/shop/path” is your magento rooth path. For e.g. (in live terminal)

user:~$ cd /home/cliper/magento/shell/

 

after that, you can run the indexer by doing:

php indexer.php reindex all

 

that will re-index all available indexes in magento.

Well, you can always run it in one command like:

php /home/cliper/magento/shell/indexer.php reindex all

 

For help on how to use the indexer and available arguments do:

php indexer.php

 

For a list of available indexes do:

php indexer.php info

 

and you should be able to see a list of indexes something like this:

 

catalog_product_attribute     Product Attributes
catalog_product_price         Product Prices
...                           ...