on, Jul 30, 2012 at 02:34:46PM +0100, Robert Stojnic wrote:
Hi Zach,
Yes this is a known issue when using the ./build script with cron.
WMF uses incremental updates which don't have such problems. I
couldn't reproduce the problem once when I looked into it, I can
only imagine it has
Hi Zach,
Yes this is a known issue when using the ./build script with cron. WMF
uses incremental updates which don't have such problems. I couldn't
reproduce the problem once when I looked into it, I can only imagine it
has something to do with previous build processes leaving the files in
a
./build will make an .xml file with the dump of the wiki. Check if this
file contains the new text. If it doesn't something might be broken at
mediawiki side, otherwise look at logs for any warning messages.
r.
On 09/29/2011 10:22 PM, Ross Xu wrote:
> For sure, the index has been rebuilt by ru
arch-Group] section, but there was no difference. I can't find
> where to set up [SearchGroup] under "MediaWiki" instead of the lucene backend.
>
> BTW, do you know which search tool the Wikipedia is using? I can search
> Janapese at Wikipedia without problem.
>
repeat English words or letter, and just
> repeat Japanese characters. If there were no Japanese characters in my wiki
> sites, my configurations would work perfectly.
>
> BTW, what does it look like in your "two lines in the [Database] section
> instead of one"?
> Than
.
> --
>
> I know I can't search for single character, but I can ONLY search for 2
> characters now. As mentioned earlier, because the repetition, searching for
> more than 2 characters (e.g. 3 characters) can not get matched.
> Any more ideas?
>
he 2 characters can still be matched from the repeated
> characters.
> If I search for more than 2 characters, it can't find anything.
>
> What causes this problem, and how to fix?
> Thanks again,
> Ross
>
> --- On Thu, 4/8/10, Robert Stojnic wrote:
>
>
> F
keywords.
>
> You mentioned "add (language,ja)". Did you mean to ADD (language,ja) besides
> (language,en)?
> The entry is like this in my lsearch-global.conf file:
> [Database]
> wikidb : (single) (spell,4,2) (language,ja)
>
> Any more ideas?
> Thanks again
There is a rather limited support, but it does work (e.g. see
ja.wikipedia.org). Don't forget to rebuild your index (./build) after
you add (language,ja).
r.
Ross Xu wrote:
> Hi there,
> I am using Lucene-Search 2.1/MWSearch for my MediaWiki 1.15.1.
> It's working fine, but it can't search any
Bah, those are quite old instructions.. you don't need any of those..
just install OAIRepository and run ./update .. Include OAIRepository
using only:
@include( $IP.'/extensions/OAI/OAIRepo.php' );
And don't use any of the authentication and audit stuff unless you know
what you're doing (or
Both. You need to install OAIRepository, there is no other way to do
incremental updates.
r.
Daniel Barrett wrote:
> Which is the defunct feature: luceneUpdate.php, or MWSearchUpdateHooks.php?
>
> To do incremental updates, must I install
> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:OAIRepository
This is an old and defunc feature, and there is no way to get it to work
atm.. you could do frequent incremental updates and snapshots however..
r.
Daniel Barrett wrote:
> For the MWSearch extension for Lucene, where can I find instructions for using
> the MWSearchUpdater.php and MWSearchUpdate
Chris Reigrut wrote:
> Thanks!
>
> You are correct in assuming that this is designed for small-to-medium
> sized wikis--we have about 1000 users a couple of hundred edits per day,
> but our scale testing indicated it would handle at least 20-30 combined
> queries/updates per second (of normal si
Very nice work Chris!
I think it strikes a good balance of simplicity and flexibility that
makes is ideal for small-to-medium sites.
The architecture itself seems to be similar to that used in early
mwsearch, where index is updated via hooks that submit articles directly
to indexer. So, it ass
14 matches
Mail list logo
