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Why do my logs fill up with warnings about Crawling Stopped?

Is this indicating some sort of problem that I need to address?

5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_core_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_master_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_web_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_solr_analytics_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_core_index_solr] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_master_index_solr] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_web_index_solr] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_marketing_asset_index_master] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_marketing_asset_index_web] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_marketingdefinitions_master] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_marketingdefinitions_web] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=ac_products_master_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=ac_products_web_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_testing_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_suggested_test_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_fxm_master_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_fxm_web_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_fxm_domains_master] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_fxm_domains_web] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_list_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=social_messages_master] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=social_messages_web] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_core_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_master_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_web_index] Crawling Stopped
5088 00:00:01 WARN  [Index=sitecore_solr_analytics_index] Crawling Stopped
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  • Has indexing been paused and not resumed? Commented Mar 1, 2017 at 17:37
  • Not that I am aware of.
    – ADH
    Commented Mar 1, 2017 at 18:22
  • You can shut the application down and let it start up fresh. My guess is that some operation paused or stopped indexing and it was never started again. Commented Mar 1, 2017 at 18:46
  • Check the index files for a 'write.lock' file. When an index is being updated this file locks the index to prevent other processes from interfering. If an index process is prevented from completing this file will never be removed. You may need to delete the index and re-build it if this is the case. Commented Mar 1, 2017 at 21:32

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Your Indexing has stopped & log entries are triggered from 'StopIndexing' method as shown.

Crawling stopped message

Some Info:

Check your Sitecore context log file has entries like 'WARN Sitecore shutting down'.This might interrupt the indexing process. For More info please follow this link

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  • Why is it stopping?
    – ADH
    Commented Mar 1, 2017 at 18:23
  • From log all indexes are stopped & was there any app pool recycle at the time of indexing interruption Commented Mar 1, 2017 at 18:42
  • Not that I am aware of.
    – ADH
    Commented Mar 1, 2017 at 18:43
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    All indexes stopped at the same time and the timing in the logs suggests a app pool recycle. Please check automatic app pool recycles in IIS.
    – Gabbar
    Commented Mar 2, 2017 at 3:41
  • Make sure that the keepalive is working so the app doesn't shut itself down. sitecore.stackexchange.com/questions/1438/… Commented Mar 2, 2017 at 13:55

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