Achilleas Mantzios wrote: > > Is there a detailed description of the log file?? no. Basically index prints progress info, telling how many URLs is has processed in this turn, for how many seconds. This was used for debug and can't be relied upon. Maybe we will print something more sensible there in next releases. > > Is > > select count(distinct url_id) from urlword ; > > the most accurate way of knowing my total number of urls added?? (during the > index phase) First, you don't need "distinct", as url_id in urlword table is unique. Second, yes, this gets you the total number or URLs in database, but URLs with status==0 are not indexed yet, and there are many other values for status, like 404 - Document not found. Anyway, you'll get total number of URLs, not just URLs that were indexed during last session. And you'd better use index -S anyway to produce some sensible info. Also, there's var/aspseek/total file, in which you can find a number to put on the search homepage (like on google.com or aspseek.com). So far index does not print number of URLs being indexed in session, but you can print variable curUrl to print it, somethere just before exit. -- |< [] [] |_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kir.sever.net ICQ 7551596 -- There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works. (C) 1982, Alan J. Perlis
