> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Searcher > Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 6:15 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: [aseek-users] Can't get a full run > > > On Thu, 28 Nov 2002 05:53:33 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >Yes Mike i run serveral aspseek servers with 2 "heavy" one's with > >about 10.000.000 urls in it and mysql version. > > Yes, that would be similar. My setup is 10028 sites/URL's. > > >all urls with status "200" are indexed and oK. you should make > >index -D afterwards, than the deltafiles are merged and the > >6000 urls are searchable. > > The strange thing is that the database only has about 30MB of > data in it after > doing a run. That can't be right and is not since I can't find > anything when I > search after doing the index -D.
hmm file size of 30 MB, seems ok for me with 10.000 documents > > >In my 8 month experience with aspseek, i can say that it is a nice > >software, even if i would like more options in it ;-) > > Seems to be very nice but I've had nothing but problems. My very > first run, I > used the default config file which led me to 50+Gigs of data. I > had to finally > kill it and change the settings to less hops and less docs. I'm > now using 10 hops > and 5000 docs but now I can't seem to get anything anymore. Try in another box (if you have) the default config aspseek with mysql apache + mysql installed and fontionning run the rbms run service aspseek start run index -D to great initial delta files run index -T http://yoursite.com/ insert your urls via index -f urls.txt (it's not the right syntaxe??) run nice -n 19 index (for 30 minutes) run index -E run index -D than go to http://localhost/cgi-bin/s.cgi You you should spend an hour or two on it. i tried to play with compilation of the sources of aspsseek, but i haven't been succesfull, so i run with default config and managed aspseek.conf maxhops 256 maxdocs -1 utf storage yes ........................ regards gilbert > Mike > >
