* Peter Alberer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20040311 16:07]:
> I am not sure that has anything to do with your problem, but i had to
> readd the following line to /aolserver/modules/tcl/init.tcl that was in
> aolserver-33-ad13:
>
> encoding system [ns_config ns/server/[ns_info server] SystemEncoding
> utf-8]
>
> otherwise the system encoding was iso8859 and that caused problems when
> talking to a Unicode-database.
Thanks for the advice. The system encoding of aolserver was indeed
iso8859-1 before that change. Unfortunately changing it to utf-8 the
way you suggested did not change the indexing behaviour, so I reverted
it back because I don't know where else that interferes (propably when
writing files).
Another suggestion from Matthew Walker was to change fts_index.tcl
from
db_dml insert_idx_tbl "
insert into $self(PREFIX)index$g
(lexem,tid,pos)
values
('$lexem',$tid,
'\{[join $rs($lexem) ,]\}')"
to
set converted_lexem [encoding convertto utf-8 $lexem]
db_dml insert_idx_tbl "
insert into $self(PREFIX)index$g
(lexem,tid,pos)
values
('$converted_lexem',$tid,
'\{[join $rs($lexem) ,]\}')"
And that made the indexing work again! The content also seems to be
correctly retrievable in searches. Thanks a lot Matthew!
Is anyone with more insight in openfts following this discussion and
can suggest a general fix for this that works with both aolserver 3
and 4?
til
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