Author: Alexander Barkov
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I am brand new to the search engine.
Here is my problem. I have mnogosearch running SuSE Linux 7.2 with Mysql (and
Apache). This is running in a predominately Microsoft shop and I am trying to index
a fileserver, then provide
Author: Alexander Barkov
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Yes, I tried it with trailing slashes. It made no difference at all. It gets all of
the holtz.com URL, but only a couple pages from the netgain.org URL.
No ideas. Try to index netgain.org separately from holtz.com
from scratch, using
Author: Alexander Barkov
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one question about something that's bugging me slightly. I'm indexing directly from
a MySQL table using htdb, everything works fine but any new records added to the
table are not picked up the next time I run indexer. I can force it
Author: Alexander Barkov
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My network has a web proxy on port 8080. I had used the quot;proxyquot; command in
the indexer.conf file but it didn't work! Indexer didn't use the proxy, it connected
straight ahead to internet!
Could anyone give me some ideas?
Author: Alexander Barkov
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Hi there,
I have the following cmd:
ReverseAlias regex .*/([0-9a-fA-F]{32})/?$ $1
I thought it does that when my URL's last part is a 32 char length hex number, then
only this 32 chars go into the url table.
Unfortunately,
Author: Alexander Barkov
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We run a site which has lots of daily and running news items. Our licensing of some
content means we are not allowed to archive it. Therefore, every day the content
changes on the site.
However, old articles are still (legitimately)
Thanks for suggestion. It's currently not possible,
but it's easy to implement. I'm writting this into TODO.
Keith Hall wrote:
Just a quickie or two:
Is there any way to make mnogosearch use the filename of the document when
no title can be determined (e.g. catdoc doesn't return a title),
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Author: Circum
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gt; ReverseAlias regex .*/([0-9a-fA-F]{32})/?$ $1
This is incorrect ReverseAlias usage. ReverseAlias must
return a correctly formed ABSOLUTE url, including it's
scheme type (for example http:// ). I think you wanted something
like this:
