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no
no,
that
wouldn't make any sense.
normally you start searchd with
searchd -D -R
option
-D means start as daemon (in background), -R means restart if searchd
stopss..
normally searchd should run in background as service so it waits to
answer requests
from
s.cgi.
in
case that you get the error message, try to look whether searchd is
running
ps -ef |grep searchd
if
not, that's the problem. maybe update to the latest aspseek
version.
as i
said in an older version (not sure anymore which it was), searchd
crashed
on my
box very often...
Markus Rietzler
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You mean I have to check searchd
every time a visitor wants to search something?
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to2) you have to check whether searchd is running. if not you'll
receive that error message.
in
an older version of aspseek (not sure whether it was solved in 1.2.7)
searchd
crashed often on my suse-linux box.
Markus Rietzler
* kommunikation & online service
* RZF NRW
* Tel:
0211.4572-130
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[aseek-users] aclocal
Hi there!
1. Is there any way to install Aspseek
1.2.8 (cvs version) without aclocal or
with aclocal installed in my own
directory --> (./aclocal)
2. I'm having problems using aspseek
1.2.7 many times (I don't know why) when I try to search it returns
Cannot connect so search daemon. Is that because the web
server was
restarted?
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