I thought it would be the best way to separate everything into different directories (program and data) and databases.
I used debug level "debug" now in searchd.conf to see what happens. The log files state: Starting search daemon from ASPSeek v.1.2.5 Loading unicode charset [iso-8859-1] from table tables/iso8859-1.txt Loading stop words from /usr/local/aspseek/etc/stopwords/german Loaded 177989 values from lastmod file v.44 Loaded 177993 values from ranks file v.76 Started accepting queries on port 12345 ---> Waits on 12345 Starting search daemon from ASPSeek v.1.2.8 ... Loading stop words from /usr/local/aspseek128/etc/stopwords/english Loaded 40 values from lastmod file v.2 Loaded 30 values from ranks file v.2 Started accepting queries on port 12348 ---> Waits on 12348 I copied the s.cgi from 128 to cgi-bin/128/s-128.cgi and started it, searching for "elsner". There is NO s-128.htm in the 125 branch, so s-128.cgi can only be resolved in the 128 branch (/usr/local/aspseek128/etc/s-128.htm). http://search.rz.uni-osnabrueck.de/cgi-bin/128/s-128.cgi?q=elsner still return results from the 125 database (the 128 database contains only 16 documents from the site search.rz.uni-osnabrueck.de) ? Looking into the stat table from the 128 database, there is no search entry: mysql> use aspseek128; mysql> select query from stat; Empty set (0.02 sec) --- This means: Thought searchd (from 128) is listening on port 12348 and s-128.cgi (from 128) should use the config entries from searchd.conf (from 128), the wrong database (125) is selected. My conclusion: s-128.cgi connects to the wrong search daemon (125), it seems as if the port number from searchd.conf is not evaluated. Regards Frank #-------------------------------------------------------# Dipl.-Math. Frank Elsner Universitaet Osnabrueck (University of Osnabrueck) - Rechenzentrum - (Computing Center) Albrechstrasse 28, AVZ D-49076 Osnabrueck Deutschland (Germany) Tel. (Phone): ++49 (0)541/969-2343 Fax: -2470 E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] #-------------------------------------------------------#
