July 2010 - Todd Klindt's SharePoint Admin Blog

  • Netcast #51 – Size Matters

    Body: In this episode we discuss file size in search, more fun with loopback detection, the June 2010 cumulative updates and the cursed Farm Configuration Wizard. MP3 File ( Subscribe ) WMV File ( Subscribe ) M4V File ( Subscribe ) Duration: 35:17 Links Search download size blog post SharePoint 2010 June 2010 Cumulative Updates Stump the Chumps Published: 7/27/2010 10:17 PM
  • Netcasts 49 and 50 – I’m a Slacker

    Body: I'm a big slacker and didn't get my netcasts uploaded last week. So here they are in one big chunk. Netcast #49: You Can't Spitball This In tonight's episode we talk extensively about the User Profile Service in SharePoint 2010 and how to get the darned thing working. We also discuss some guidance on accounts in SharePoint 2010. Duration: 40:32 MP3 File ( Subscribe ) WMV File ( Subscribe ) M4V File ( Subscribe ) Links SharePoint 2007 June 2010 CU WSS SharePoint 2007 June 2010 CU MOSS Can't enable SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Features Spence's User Profile Service blog post Shane's User Profile Service blog post Russmax's User Profile Service blog post Netcast #50: Golden SharePoint Knowledge In this episode we talk about different authentication options in SharePoint 2010 and I brag a little about configuring the User Profile Service and not getting any new scars from it. Duration: 39:11 MP3 File ( Subscribe ) WMV File ( Subscribe ) M4V File ( Subscribe...
  • Indexing files larger than 16 MB in SharePoint 2010

    Body: As with previous versions of SharePoint, SharePoint 2010 will not index the contents of files larger than 16 MB. There are a couple of reasons for this such as network usage pulling large files across and the time it takes to break them apart. While the file itself isn't indexed, the metadata is. So you'll be able to find the location of a 17 MB or larger file by searching for its name, or its author, you won't be able to find it by searching for words that exist in it. With previous versions of SharePoint, the fix for this was to add a Registry key called " MaxDownloadSize " and put a number between 17 and 64 in it. That tells the search engine to ignore the 16 MB limit, and go ahead and index files all the way up to 64 MB in size. However, in SharePoint 2010 this has changed a bit. The indexer still doesn't download files larger than 16 MB, so that's the same. The way to fix it though is different now. Thanks to the invention of PowerShell we can do...
  • Can’t open non Office files in SharePoint 2010

    Body: I stumbled onto this last week. A customer had a newly installed SharePoint 2010 farm and they got a complaint from an end user that they couldn't open non Microsoft documents. They only get the option to save or cancel. The screenshot below shows what happens when you try to open a PDF file from SharePoint 2010 in Internet Explorer 8. Of course SharePoint's a lot less fun without that tight integration with documents that we've all grown to know and love. It was certainly a step backwards for this customer, as they could open these documents directly from SharePoint 2007. I hadn't seen this yet myself, so I did some investigation. I was able to reproduce the behavior in IE8. However, I noticed I was able to open the same document with Firefox. I discovered the behavior was caused by a new setting in SharePoint 2010, Browser File Handling. This setting is a security that prevents some active documents, like HTML and PDF, from ever being automatically loaded in a client...
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