Felix Karpfen wrote: > > However, when I attempt to do a search via the link in the WWWOFFLE > Cache Search page, the called link (the wwwoffle-namazu script?) was > still running after 40 minutes and - according to the statistics > displayed by the web browser - had downloaded (the index?) more than 60 > MB when I threw in the towel. > > Is this the way that this script is supposed to work? > > And, if so, just where is that created index and how does it get > <revised|updated> when the WWWOFFLE cache is purged?
Answering my own question - by reading the available command line options of the namazu indexing routine - I note that included are switches for updating existing indexes. And, presumably, these options are the defaults used by the wwwoffle-namazu program. So the query that remains relates to the failure of the called scripts to complete indexing the WWWOFFLE cache in 40 minutes. That still seems a bit excessive, based on a subsequent experience of creating an index of a 6MB motley collection of ".txt" and ".html" files (cooking recipes) in less than 5 minutes - by running mknmz from the command line. Felix Karpfen -- Felix Karpfen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Public Key 72FDF9DF (DH/DSA)
