Hi,
I made a './configure --with-mysql --enable-news-extension' which
worked quite fine. The following 'make' terminated with the follwoing
error though:
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../include -I../include -I/usr/include/mysql -g -O2
-DUDM_CONF_DIR=\"/usr/local/udmsearch/etc\" -DUDM_VAR_DIR=\
Hi!
Craig Small wrote:
>
> G'day,
> I don't understand why indexer needs to have each charset put into the
> source when libc already provides many charsets for all sorts of
> languages. Won't isalnum() do the job? Someone showed me some test
> code it it gave the same results.
This will wo
Hi!
This is mistype. I though that I've fixed it alreary :-(
Just remove first ';'
Emre Bastuz wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I made a './configure --with-mysql --enable-news-extension' which
> worked quite fine. The following 'make' terminated with the follwoing
> error though:
>
> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H
Hello,
I am a newbie to the list and need to know the following.
Essentially, I have to use two search mechanisms on my site.
Hence, depending upon the option inputted by the user, I want to call
search.cgi (I am using the C search.cgi program provided by mnogo) from
within a perl script which
We are looking at indexing every website in Canada so quite honestly we
don't know how large it will get... 4.3 million though is a LONG ways off
where we stand currently...:)
Paul Stewart
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Alexander Barkov
Hi!
Thursday, October 12, 2000, 4:26:53 PM, you wrote:
AC> Are there any flags I can use to pass the search string as an arguement
AC> to the search.cgi script from within my perl script.
To do that you can use environment variable QUERY_STRING,
for example $ENV{QUERY_STRING} = "q=search+engine
Hi,
I have been having the following odd behaviour with stable
and development versions of udmsearch:
though using the minimal configuration of indexer.conf,
the command
/usr/local/udmsearch-3.0.23/sbin/indexer -a
/usr/local/udmsearch-3.0.23/etc/indexer.conf
quits directly without giving any
Helo,
This is a missing feature, not a bug.
I think splitter should respond to standart GNU switches such as
--version
--help
or -v and -h or whatever.
In 3.1.16, it does not.
Teofilis Martisius,
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Dear Sirs,
Using udmsearch 3.1.6 I am getting some results listed twice.
Specifically sometimes hits are given BOTH with and without the file
size of the html original while other hits have only the version
including the file size. Earlier hits are more likely to have
doubling than later ones
Hi!
It seems that double results are displayed only on the first page.
If you choose page size 10, documents 20-45 will be displayed without
double results.
Hmm. Very strange behaviour.
This piece of code is slightly modified in 3.1.7.
Could you try to install and test 3.1.7 pre-release?
Yo
Please try this:
/usr/local/udmsearch-3.0.23/sbin/indexer -v6 -am
/usr/local/udmsearch-3.0.23/etc/indexer.conf
and send an indexer output.
Emre Bastuz wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have been having the following odd behaviour with stable
> and development versions of udmsearch:
>
> though using the
Hello!
Thank you for suggestion! Help page has been added in 3.1.7 sources.
Teo wrote:
>
> Helo,
>
> This is a missing feature, not a bug.
>
> I think splitter should respond to standart GNU switches such as
> --version
> --help
> or -v and -h or whatever.
>
> In 3.1.16, it does not.
>
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Paul Stewart wrote:
>
> We are looking at indexing every website in Canada so quite honestly we
> don't know how large it will get... 4.3 million though is a LONG ways off
> where we stand currently...:)
>
>
I think it is better to use "cache mode" in this case.
> -Original Message
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