That was actually what concerned me the most. This is a CVS build from
last night. I updated my copy at 8:30ish EST (GMT -4).
I've also seen it pushing empty words into the other dictionaries, dict6,
dict8 etc. I was just going to delete them eventually :). I just tried to
do this: select *
Author: Alexander Barkov
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I really have no idea...It doesn't index all robot.txt files it finds, just some
cos it did index just 10 robots.txt files, which is very low compared to the 20
to 30k domains that are in the index.
Jan Paul
Probably those
Author: Alexander Barkov
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I want to index a site which is password protected.
The password protection does not however take a username and password via POST or
GET but instead has an ASP include file that checks a session variable to see if the
user is
Danish Qadri wrote:
Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but it's not working for me.
In my search.htm I have
Alias http://intranet.globix.net https://intranet.globix.net
From the docs/srv, it should take any results that appear as
http://intranet.globix.net* and convert them to
Danish Qadri wrote:
I'm not sure why I didn't put 2 and 2 together before, but after reading
through the cachemode doc file in /doc, it said that cachemode saves CRC32
values for each word (which according to the docs in storage.txt, as well
as the theory behind CRCs means no substring
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Well, along those lines, does anyone know of any good ispell
affix/dictionaries for technical terms? Preferably in the field of
networking, and internet terminology?
Multi mode does seem much slower than cache mode,
(at least visually), the slowdown in speed is caused by the SQL server
I caught this in my PostgreSQL logs:
Sep 29 16:07:30 intranet2.globix.net postgres[18413]: [559702] DEBUG:
query: INSERT INTO dict4 (url_id,word,intag) VALUES(11566,'',-1413086976)
I'm using multi mode as you can see from the table name. I was suprised to
see a negative # for intag, what
On Sat, Sep 29, 2001, Danish Qadri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I caught this in my PostgreSQL logs:
Sep 29 16:07:30 intranet2.globix.net postgres[18413]: [559702] DEBUG:
query: INSERT INTO dict4 (url_id,word,intag) VALUES(11566,'',-1413086976)
I'm using multi mode as you can see from the
