Hi,I am
compiling PHP 4.2.0 on a RedHat 7.1 system with mnogosearch 3.2.3. I
amrunning into a problem that I have not seen on my other RedHat systems
withthe same configuration (except Redhat 7.2 instead of 7.1), and that is
thatthe link does not work because there are some symbols that are
Author: Richard Fox
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It seems that you will either have to moderate your webboard or filter the incoming
posts, because there is a large amount of Chinese/Japanese language spam being posted.
Rich
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Author: Richard Fox
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I need some advice on how to index the contents of an HTML page only, and not the
header, left hand menus, and footer. These elements should still be scanned for URLs
though. I tried switching the header, menus, and footer off when indexing
> > Looks like it indexes everything in the immediate path, but goes
> > nowhere after that. I've tried every possible configuration option,
> > but it won't traverse directories.
>
> I have the same problem and I am at the point of removing mnogosearch
> from my system and try out something diffe
Author: Richard Fox
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If you look at the init() function in init.inc, you will see that
Udm_Set_Agent_Param() is called for a number of field/value pairs, to enable/disable
or set many fields in the allocated agent.
I had assumed that the default values for all
Thanks, gluke. I will check it out. But your answer brings me to another
question: is there any kind of programmers guide to using the udm functions?
The PHP manual gives the function definitions but there is no text on how
they are used. The PHP front end is informative but quite complex and larg
Author: Richard Fox
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Hi,
Thanks for all your help so far, I am making progress. Indexing and the search front
end is now working; now I am integrating the search functions with our own PHP code.
My current problem is that my Udm_Find function never returns. I
Author: Richard Fox
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I am having the same problem.
My index.conf file is simple:
# This is a minimal sample indexer config file
DBAddr mysql://rfox:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mnoGoSearch/
Server site http://192.168.0.201/
And when I run indexer, I get:
indexer[19759
Author: Richard Fox
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Sorry for the repeat of this topic because I recall seeing something recently on this,
maybe in a README somewhere.. but I can't find it..
I am making PHP 4.1.1 with mnoGoSearch 3.2.3 and getting multiple symbols for ftp
functions (ftp_
Author: Richard Fox
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I have installed mnoGoSearch, indexed a test site, tested the CGI front end, and
rebuilt PHP. I have also read the PHP manual on mnoGoSearch functions. Will someone
send or post an example of the use of these functions within a PHP script
Lindsey writes:
> Yes, when you configure PHP you need to add
> --with-mnogosearch=/path/to/your/mnogosearchprefix
OK, that's great, but what is at "/path/to/your/mnogosearchprefix"? My
choices (I think) are:
mnogosearch-1.49.tar - PHP extension module
mnogosearch-3.1.19.tar - stable current
Hi,
I am running PHP
4.1.1 on an Apache 1.3.23 server and I want to be able to call a
search function from within a PHP script, get the output of the search in my PHP
script, and write the output into an html page. This should be normal and
common usage, I guess. My question:
I have read
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