Hiya Stephen,
On Tue, 4 January 2000 12:32, Stephen Turner wrote:
> ALL OFF
> SEARCHQUERY ON
> SEARCHWORD ON
>
> should do it.
I've been trying to get these reports working since the 3.90beta2 version,
but with no real luck... it produces a report of sorts, but it's very
unhelpful. Allow me to quote from last nights report (links edited out):
---clip---
Search Query Report
Listing queries, sorted by the number of requests.
reqs: search term
----: -----------
1: cache:32498915
1: cache:33094463
1: cache:32871501
1: cache:32698581
Search Word Report
Listing query words, sorted by the number of requests.
reqs: search term
----: -----------
1: cache:32498915
1: cache:33094463
1: cache:32871501
1: cache:32698581
---clip---
...and that is all I ever get, always four entries, I could say if the
numbers remain the same or not.
I've tried rebuilding the executable (sorry, I should have said, this in on
RedHat Linux 5.2), but to no avail.
I've tried, unsuccessfully, to find the appropriate output routine to see if
I could spot where this 'cache:xxx' is coming from; but there should be more
than 4 reqs in total anyway!
I'd decided that it was just bizareness on my part, but when I saw the
previous message I reckoned it was worth asking if you had any ideas.
Yours, exasperated :-)
--
Geoff Riley
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