Suggestions: 1-. Completely remove your aspseek databases from the MySQL Data directory. 2-. Recreate the databases as root and using the script found in the aspseek sbin directory called aspseek-mysql-postinstall 3- Check your aspseek.conf and searchf.conf files, did you make modifications to them? if the answer is yes, then surely your problem is here. Simply put, Every option that exists in BOTH aspseek.conf AND in searchd.conf should match, for example, a common problem is having Utfstorage set to yes in one and commented in the other file. Check this, but I recommed you use the dist files (ummodified) in order to troubleshoot.
run index, but do so like this: Go to aspseek.conf and look for the Server directive. I think the example you'll see there is for localhost something like: Server http://localhost remove that line and replace it with: Include urls.txt Now, in the aspseek/etc directory create a file called urls.txt with the following content: (inside the lines) # ============================= MaxDocsPerServer 200 Server http://www.cnn.com/ # ============================= After you do this run index with no flags (I have found that the less flags you pass to index the more stable it is) Once the indexing is finished run searchd like this: searchd -F That is for running it on the foreground so you can see if it actually loads any data. Once all the previois steps are finished do a search (use s.htm template with s.cgi script) and do not change/modify the template. Try to use all original templates while troubleshooting (exept for the Server directive change I suggested) All this steps can help you troubleshoot aspseek but if you still have a problem after doing this I suggest you start looking your MySQL instalation or OS ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cyril Bouthors" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2004 6:30 AM Subject: [aseek-users] No results and wrong SQL query after a fresh aspseek installation
