When I click the "reindex" link on the search admin page, I got the following messages:
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index invalidated
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /var/www/drop.org/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 46
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Is "index invalidated" a debug message? If not, we might want to wrap it in a status() function like the other modules do. Also, is "reindex" a correct English word?

As for the timeout, my database is not *that* big but I can image it to be a time-consuming task. Take a look at how we "fixed" this in cron.php maybe or try making the indexing logic faster.

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The "index invalidated" is a message the module pops out to let the user that is reindexing know that the old index has been removed and that its starting work on re-indexing.

As for the time limit that should be easy to fix by increasing the time limit.

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patch (set_time_limit(0); using status()) in my sandbox [1]. patch description at [2].

[1] http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/contributions/sandbox/ax/search/?cvsroot=contrib
[2] http://drupal.kollm.org/node/view/5

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