connecting to db through local unix socket

2001-03-10 Thread Jaakko Niemi
Hello, I just noticed that 3.1.11 does not any more support old style DBName etc. commands at all. Is is possible to connect to the db through local unix socket rather than through tcp connection? Previously if DBHost was not set, at least with postgresql indexer fell back to using unix

Re: connecting to db through local unix socket

2001-03-10 Thread Jaakko Niemi
Sergey Kartashoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi! > > Saturday, March 10, 2001, 4:21:20 PM, you wrote: > > > JN> Hello, > > JN> I just noticed that 3.1.11 does not any more support > JN> old style DBName etc. commands at all. Is is possible > JN> to connect to the db through local unix

Re: connecting to db through local unix socket

2001-03-10 Thread Jaakko Niemi
Caffeinate The World <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: ... > > Same thing with 3.0.xx versions, but if I use the old style DBName, > > indexer connects to db through unix socket. > > leave out the hostname > DBAddr pgsql://mnogosearch@/mnogosearch/ Duh. I had tried about everything else th

3.1.17 bug

2001-08-03 Thread Jaakko Niemi
Hello, I've been fighting with 3.1.17 indexer for a while now, and looks like I've run into a bug. In the config I have: Alias https://www.foo.com/ file:/var/www/ Server https://www.foo.com/ Running indexer: Indexer[6558]: indexer from mnogosearch-3.1.17/PgSQL started with '/etc/mnogos

Webboard: skip "http://www......" no Server

2001-08-05 Thread Jaakko Niemi
Author: Jaakko Niemi Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Message: Indexing a .com domain? I had one case where indexer was ignoring my url's before I removed ".com" from disallowed filetypes. However I haven't been able to reproduce this setup later, so it propably was just me seein