Yes, I am supplying the trailing asterisk in the query to trigger prefix
matching. If I search on something like Cobi Jones I get 16 matches.
However, if I search on Cobi Jone (no "s" at the end), I get nothing. If I
change it to Cobi Jone* (with the trailing asterisk) I still get nothing.
I also just tried adding
prefix_match_character: *
and then
prefix_match_character:
to the config file and neither produced results on prefix matching.
I don't know if this will help or not, but here are the rundig script
changes I made in the standard /bin/rundig script
BASEDIR=/www/directoryname/htdig
# cp $BASEDIR/db/db.wordlist $BASEDIR/db/db.wordlist.work
# cp $BASEDIR/db/db.docdb $BASEDIR/db/db.docdb.work
$BASEDIR/bin/htdig -a $verbose -s
$BASEDIR/bin/htmerge -a $verbose -s
$BASEDIR/bin/htnotify $verbose
cp $BASEDIR/db/db.wordlist.work $BASEDIR/db/db.wordlist
cp $BASEDIR/db/db.docdb.work $BASEDIR/db/db.docdb
mv $BASEDIR/db/db.docs.index.work $BASEDIR/db/db.docs.index
mv $BASEDIR/db/db.words.db.work $BASEDIR/db/db.words.db
Jerry Preeper
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>> Does anyone have an idea of what I'm missing?
>
>No, but let's start with the obvious:
>
>Are you supplying the trailing asterisk in the query to trigger prefix
>matching? If you want implicit (automatic) prefix matching, you
>should specify a blank prefix match character in the config file.
>
>--
>Esa Ahola
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>
>
>
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