On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Antonello Piemonte wrote:
> in ${lang_dir} and then run the "rundig" script and tried the search
> but no results .....
OK, "no results" sounds like a different thing than "I can't search for
umlauts."
If you don't get any results, have you tried checking the following?
1) Do the databases exist and look like they have a reasonable amount of
data?
2) Have you tried running htsearch from the command-line?
3) What sorts of queries are you using? Have you tried standard queries
w/o accents?
> final notes: running on FreeBSD 4.2 with htdig3.2.0b3, maybe I should
> use the htdig stable release ... ?
If you're using this in a relatively production-level environment and
don't have much need for the features in the 3.2 beta code, then I would
suggest using 3.1.5.
> the point is that I don't know if I should manipulate those dictionary
> files (use the hashed version?) or use them as they are. I even tried
> "locale: de_DE.ISO_8859-1" and "locale: de" in htdig.conf ....
You don't need to manipulate the .aff files. They're used by the htfuzzy
endings algorithm and once the endings database is generated, they aren't
really needed anymore.
--
-Geoff Hutchison
Williams Students Online
http://wso.williams.edu/
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