According to St�phane Baudet:
> Well, to compile it, I just did it from the cygwin bash shell the classic
> unix way, I mean : "sh configure" to use autoconf, and then "make". I didn't
> use "make install", but i copied the binaries and the htdig.conf file at the
> place where they should be. I compiled it on a Pentium pro 200 server with
> NT server 4.0. You must first install cygwin B20.1 that you can find on
> http://sourceware.cygnus.com/cygwin/ . Actually, only the cygwin1.dll may be
> necessary.
> I zipped my files and I also put my own htdig.conf that other users may
> modify to put their own path for the external parser. In my search, I found
> a slightly modified parse_doc.pl dubbed as 01-parse_doc.pl, which works well
> with NT and xPDF 9.0. I also put pdfinfo.exe and pdftotext.exe from xPDF
> 9.0. I put my binaries in c:\opt\www\cgi-bin and c:\opt\www.htdig\bin .The
> zip file contains c:\opt\www\cgi-bin and c:\opt\www\htdig . NT users should
> change the database path in htdig.conf. I put it on c:\opt\www\htdig\db, but
> with cygwin syntax, if the DB must be, for instance, on d:\www\mydb, just
> change the database dir line in htdig.conf with the following path :
> d:/www/mydb or //d/www/mydb .
> I think that's all, but how can I upload my zip file on
> ftp://ftp.htdig.org/contrib ?
You should be able to upload them to ftp://ftp.htdig.org/incoming/
and then e-mail Geoff or me to move them over to files/binaries/.
As for the 01-parse_doc.pl script, if I recall it's just the same
parse_doc.pl script with some paths changed, a hook added for dealing
with "nul" vs. /dev/null, suppression of really big words, and some
changed comments. At the risk of repeating myself, I feel I must again
strongly recommend conv_doc.pl over parse_doc.pl, because it just does
a better job. I'll probably add the /dev/null patch to conv_doc.pl, but
if you want to add that and fix the paths, and include the modified
conv_doc.pl script in your zip file, it would be a big help. In any
case, thanks for your efforts.
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Gilles R. Detillieux E-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Spinal Cord Research Centre WWW: http://www.scrc.umanitoba.ca/~grdetil
Dept. Physiology, U. of Manitoba Phone: (204)789-3766
Winnipeg, MB R3E 3J7 (Canada) Fax: (204)789-3930
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