So far, results look encouraging.

I still have one problem on my test server at home (RedHat 7, gcc-2.96, glibc-2.2, Apache 1.3.12)

There I have one directory (contains about 300 msword documents) that requires authentication, so the first time I start with deleted databases and run “htdig –i –u user:secret” and then “htpurge”. Everything works fine. Then, to update the database I run “htdig –u user:secret; htpurge”. This time htpurge dumps many pages of numbers. At this point the databases appear corrupt. Running a subsequent “htdig –u user:secret” will produce about a million error messages (word::compare….) to STDERR. Right now I can’t recall whether I have to delete the databases or whether just running htdig with the –i switch will fix things.

Am I using htpurge incorrectly?

May be some of you have an idea where to point me for debugging.

 

Second. On “make install” I noticed that the rundig script is not copied to the bin directory if an old rundig script is already present. However, if the old rundig script is of version 3.2.0b2 or earlier it is probably not compatible with htdig 3.2.0b3 because it calls htmerge and not htpurge. One of two things should be done. An outdated version of rundig could be renamed (rundig.old) and the new version copied, or the installer should be advised to remove or rename his old rundig script before running “make install”.

 

-        Jost

 

Jost Diederichs, Ph.D.

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