Re: UdmSearch: Problem seeing output

2000-05-18 Thread Alexander Barkov
Hello! > The indexer runs fine but when I search for certain words I only get > the URLs, no additional Texts or Site-Titles even when "Output > format:" is "long". > The appereance somehow does not change. What front-end do you use? Have you changed the default template? > Maybe I've the wrong

UdmSearch: Problem installing

2000-05-18 Thread Claus Olsen
I get this message Warning: Access denied for user: 'udmsearch@localhost' (Using password: YES) in /.../html/search.php3 on line 241 An error occured! Connection Error I have the use

Re: UdmSearch: Problem seeing output

2000-05-18 Thread Franz Graf
Hi, > > The indexer runs fine but when I search for certain words I only get > > the URLs, no additional Texts or Site-Titles even when "Output > > format:" is "long". The appereance somehow does not change. > > What front-end do you use? Have you changed the default template? I use the PHP3-Fr

Re: UdmSearch: Problem seeing output

2000-05-18 Thread Alexander Barkov
Hello! The page on this location contains very old PHP front-end, take the last version from 3.0.15 distribution. Regards. Franz Graf wrote: > > > > The indexer runs fine but when I search for certain words I only get > > > the URLs, no additional Texts or Site-Titles even when "Output > > >

Re: UdmSearch: Problem installing

2000-05-18 Thread Alexander Barkov
Hello! This is general MySQL issues, not UdmSearch specific. You should create database, then create user and give him appropriative privileges. Take a look into MySQL documentation. - Original Message - From: Claus Olsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, May

UdmSearch: Search string logging

2000-05-18 Thread J C Lawrence
I've been playing with the PHP front end and have added search string logging. See: http://www.kanga.nu/search/history.php Or for the search interface itself: http://www.kanga.nu/search/ The changes to UdmSearch are truly trivial. An extra module, which I called "save_pattern.inc": ---

Re: UdmSearch: Search string logging

2000-05-18 Thread Alexander Barkov
Hello, Sergey! That's nice. We may add it in standard PHP front-end at least as an optional feature. What do you think? - Original Message - From: J C Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 6:49 PM Subject: UdmSearch: Search string logging

Re: UdmSearch: Problem installing

2000-05-18 Thread Claus Olsen
Thanks, yes its there I change that. But why do I get a connection error (why,why,why)? I cant see how to create a user for udmsearch used to search, which works - how should that user be set up ? If I just get the instruction I can out it in. I have just installed phpmyadmin, which makes it v

Re: UdmSearch: Problem installing

2000-05-18 Thread Alexander Barkov
Take a look into MySQL documentation. That should be topic related to MySQL privileges system. - Original Message - From: Claus Olsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 7:59 PM Subject: Re: UdmSearch: Problem installing > Thank

UdmSearch: indexer help

2000-05-18 Thread Mark T. Johns
I am unable to get the indexer to spider my site correctly. This is my configuration file: > > DBHost localhost > DBName efirstsearch > DBUser > DBPass -- > Robots no > Index yes > Follow yes > FollowOutside no > AuthBasic 9273:H08S75 > Server http://

Re: UdmSearch: indexer help

2000-05-18 Thread Alexander Barkov
Hello! Try to run indexer with -v 6 option. It will ouput an information about all found links and the reasons of why it does not follow them. Please also note that 3.0.14 and 3.0.14a was VERY buggy. Consider to upgrade to 3.0.15 - Original Message - From: Mark T. Johns <[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: UdmSearch: indexer help

2000-05-18 Thread Mark T. Johns
I found the problem. The default document on my site is actually a script which redirects the browser if the authenticated user has registered or not. The indexer seems not to like this. When I added a server line with the real home document, it ran like a champ. Thanks a lot. Alexander Barkov w

Re: UdmSearch: Search string logging

2000-05-18 Thread J C Lawrence
On Thu, 18 May 2000 20:32:09 +0400 Alexander Barkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That's nice. Thanks. Glad you like it. > We may add it in standard PHP front-end at least as an optional > feature. What do you think? Please, be my guest. If you'd like the full PHP code I use to display th