Oh !
My mistake, the hint to add in the indexer.conf to ask udm-gw to deal with this
program.
I also left the AddType lines. Use AddType Regex if udmsearch 3.1.
Sorry
AddType text/plain \.pl$ \.js$ \.txt$ \.h$ \.c$ \.pm$ \.e$
AddType text/html \.asp$ \.cfm$ \.cgi$ \.pl$
AddType text/html \.html$ \.htm$
AddType text/html \.shtml$ \.shtm$
AddType text/html \.php3$ \.php$ \.php4$ \.phtml$ \.phtm$
AddType application/unknown .*
### Mime types: applications
Mime application/octet-stream text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/postscript text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/dec-dx text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/dca-rft text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/rtf text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/wordperfect5.1 text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/pdf text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/zip text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/msword text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/sgml text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/xml text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/http text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-tex text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-latex text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-texinfo text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-bcpio text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-cpio text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-shar text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-tar text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/x-dvi text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime application/unknown text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
### Mime types: documents
# Setting up text/plain & text/html makes indexer DoS
# Mime text/plain text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
# Mime text/html text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/richtext text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
#Mime text/enriched text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/tab-separated-values text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/sgml text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/x-server-parsed-html text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/css text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/xml text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/rtf text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/mixed text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
Mime text/form-data text/plain "/udmsearch/bin/udm-gw -r -l
/tmp/udm-gw-logs.err -s $1"
At 21:09 06/01/2001 +0100, Laurent LEVIER wrote:
>Cheers,
>
>To be able to index most of file formats, you need to have each parser. But as suffix
>has never been the file format proof, I created for Unix (Windows?) systems this
>parsing gateway.
>
>It is not yet finished, but works pretty well for now.
>
>This udm-gw PERL program can also be used for any indexing tool using stdout.
>
>udm-gw is able to deal with HTML, ASCII, DOC, RTF, XLS, PDF, PS, HPGL file formats.
>
>This even if they are present in 1 level archive of the following formats:
>tar, cpio, zip/winzip, arj, rar, lha, zoo, ace, gzip or compress.
>
>tar & cpio files can be gzip (.gz) or compress'd (.Z).
>
>Important: this script has been developped under Linux and is using mostly the magic
>command and its output. Take care of this if you are on another platform.
>
>All the used programs (xpdf, catdoc, ...) are the best I met for these conversions.
>If you find some others better, please tell me.
>Finally, notice that I planned to add other format once parsers tested (latex, ...).
>
>Ok, enough speeches ! udm-gw attached as file.
>
>Enjoy!
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Laurent LEVIER
>IT Systems & Networks, Unix System Engineer
>Security Specialist
>
>Argosnet Security Server : http://www.Argosnet.com
>"Le Veilleur Technologique", "The Technology Watcher"
Laurent LEVIER
IT Systems & Networks, Unix System Engineer
Security Specialist
Argosnet Security Server : http://www.Argosnet.com
"Le Veilleur Technologique", "The Technology Watcher"
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