I never used projects. If you do not change time stamps on existing files the
indexing will be incremental. I suspect it would require more memory because
the single index is larger but I doubt it would run longer. - Original
Message -
> Hi Bruce
> Thanks for the reply. I would like to k
,
Conrad
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 4:56 PM, Bruce Furber
wrote:
> I setup Opengrok to index a very large system that is not organized by
> projects. So I turned off projects (default is now search all) and
> optionally enter subdirectory (project) names in the Path field to
limit
> search to
I setup Opengrok to index a very large system that is not organized by
projects. So I turned off projects (default is now search all) and
optionally enter subdirectory (project) names in the Path field to limit
search to a subset. I added fields to the search and some Java Script to
help fill in th
The user that was used to run the Indexer has read access to the file but
tomcat does not.
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Bruce
Zach Carter wrote:
Hi folks,
This problem has been stumping me for a couple of weeks now, and I'm
hoping someone can help me.
When trying to access certain files through the source.war webapp
Hmm will it find a member that has more than one strcpy lines with and without
void? Grep would but i don't think a Google search would .
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Bruce
Conrad Dean wrote:
+1
On Fri, Mar 30, 2012 at 9:59 AM, Bruce Furber wrote:
try
strcpy AND NOT "void strcpy
try strcpy AND NOT "void strcpy"
http://src.opensolaris.org/source/search?q=strcpy+AND+NOT+%22void+strcpy%22&project=onnv&defs=&refs=&path=&hist
= - Original Message -
> I wonder if it is possible to do negative proximity search - e.g. I'd
> like to search for all calls to strcpy() whic
Being able to control the number of results returned would help this along.
I tried to make sure opengrok is xhtml strict and valid
so basically you can do any xslt transformation with results
I guess there are csv exporters , or one can write one easily ...
hmm?
L
On 16.1.2012 1
I used awstats web log analyzer to report usage.
Bruce
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From: Michael Kipper
Sent: Thu Nov 10 10:39:02 EST 2011
To: "'opengrok-discuss@opensolaris.org'"
Subject: [opengrok] Gathering OpenGrok Usage Statistics
Hi,
I recently deployed OpenGrok for a
A file will be skipped if it has unprintable chars near the beginning.
Does the user running the Indexer have read access to the files?
Bruce
Doug McLaren wrote:
So, I've set up Opengrok 0.10 to index a bunch of our source trees. Ultimately,
the complete source tree I've asked it to index incl
My bad.. thanks Trond.
- Original Message -
From: "Andriy Fedorov"
Thanks, Trond -- this helped!
From: Trond Norbye
On 8. jan. 2011, at 02.22, Bruce Furber wrote:
The configuration.xml file is created by the run script using -w option
Make that -W (-w is used
The configuration.xml file is created by the run script using -w option
Bruce
- Original Message -
From: "Andriy Fedorov" > documents, and they refer to the configuration.xml
file, which is
supposed to be in /var/opengrok, but I can't figure out where this
file is supposed to come fr
/path/abcd/stuff
Add several ignore entries like this
-i abcd
to the index options.
Another possibility could be to turn off read access to the userid doing the
indexing.
I want to exclude certain directories of a large source tree from being
indexed. I didnt find any way to do this. What
Would work better if the test was expanded to include 8 bit printable
characters A0 thru FF
- Original Message -
From: "Knut Anders Hatlen"
To:
Cc:
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2010 4:54 AM
Subject: Re: [opengrok] text file with german umlauts
j...@weedlight.ch writes:
Hi in the
em are the same, we should really make it obvious from help.
Thanks for the point, will fix, or feel free to send a patch (will integrate it
for you)! ;)
Lubos
On 4.11.2010 14:09, Bruce Furber wrote:
Since Opengrok ignores special characters, this section in the Help file is
misleading.
feel free to send a patch (will integrate it
for you)! ;)
Lubos
On 4.11.2010 14:09, Bruce Furber wrote:
Since Opengrok ignores special characters, this section in the Help file is
misleading.
Escaping special characters:
Opengrok supports escaping special characters that are part of the
Since Opengrok ignores special characters, t his section in the Help file is
misleading.
Escaping special characters:
Opengrok supports escaping special characters that are part of the query
syntax. The current list special characters are:
+ - && || ! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ * ? : \
To escape
I am pretty sure that permission to access the application will be defined in
the web server not O pengrok.
Bruce
- "antonio" wrote:
Good morning Mark_e , could you tell me how to integrate LDAP with OpenGrok. I
have not found any documentation where you can consult it.
Thanks
When upgrading from Opengrok 0.8 to 0.9, the new webapp will work with the old
index.
Will the next index run using 0.9 upgrade the index or do I have to build a new
one?
T.I.A. for any help
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Try indexing with -i .hh (ignore) flags to delete them and then again
without the ignore.
I recently added a new file extension to my indexes. I did it by using a
config file for ctags to specify −−langmap=c:+.hh and used the new -I
option in the trunk version of opengrok. It indexed the fil
Looks like this has already been proposed.
https://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=1067
- "Lubos Kosco" wrote:
> On 23.6.2010 1:18, Bruce Furber wrote:
> > Me too.
> >
> > Something like the way google toolbar works would be great too. Hi
Me too.
Something like the way google toolbar works would be great too. Hilite any
piece of text and click search.
Are there any plans to implement a caller / callee traversal as described
in http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=12004 in one of the
upcoming versions? I think
I said "Opengrok will not index any files that contain chars x00 thru x1F"
My bad it works just fine in Opengrok 0.9. including a file with a single
0x1A using PlainAnalyzer.
This was a problem for me with Opengrok 0.8.
Bruce
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Opengrok will not index any files that contain chars x00 thru x1F
May the force be with you.
"seadog" wrote:
>Quick update. I didn't have much time to spend on this today but here are my
>observations. It hung on the same file. It is a C# file. It uses the
>CAnalyzer. The Java process had 1 c
Watch the index folder. Is it busy rolling up the index files?
Bruce
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I have logging turned up all the way.I'm using -v on the command line. The
indexing seems to hang randomly. Any tips on troubleshooting what's wrong?
This is with OpenGrok 0.9 on Windows Server 2008 x64 (x64 JRE) with
Ex
A proximity search finds members correctly. But it will not display lines in
the results when the words are separated.
"Test getLine"~3 will find the member HistoryEntryTest.java but not display the
line
71 * Test of getLine method, of class HistoryEntry.
http://src.opensolaris.org/sou
Thanks I like the way it handles "unprintable" characters now. This version
replaces them with the square box � preventing unxeplained indents . Prior
to release 8? as little as a single ¢ Cent sign would prevent a member from
being indexed.
I am having problem with Internet Explorer re
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