Hello, Achilleas
Below are my answers.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Achilleas Mantzios" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 2:58 PM
Subject: [aseek-users] mailing list's archive,Greek charset file, migration
question
> 1) Since it is hard for someone to read all messages thoroughly, cause
some
> questions cannot be answered, or some answers are not critical at the
moment, it
> would be nice for someone to check back in an online archive, to see if
his
> question has been dealt before,.
> Of course the mail traffic would be smaller and our messages will be there
for
> future users to see and review.
>
> 2) The greek chareset that is provided with aspseek 1.0.2 does not seem to
work.
> Kir i sent u one that that does.
Could you send greek charset file to me?
>
> 3) I built a second production system using aspseek 1.0.2, while the data
was
> produced by using ths 1.0.1 index. In order to make it work i mysqldumped
the
> whole db ( I NOTICED differences in MYD and MYI isam files sizes!!),
> and then i backed up and restored to the destination location the whole
Didn't ASPseek 1.0.2 work against database produced by ASPseek 1.0.1? There
were no changes in DB structure.
> ~aspseek/var/aspseek directory.
> In a first stage i just copied the db.
> Some queries worked, some did not work.
> The ranks are only stored in the var dir??
PageRanks are stored in the binary file: var/<DBName>/ranks
> What is in the var/aspseek/XXw directories??
var/<DBName>/XXw directories contain files of reverse index, one file
for word.
File for word is created only if its size > 1000 bytes, otherwise that
data is stored in BLOB "wordurl.urls",
It seems that queres worked only for infrequently used words, because
data were found in DB table.
> I saw searchd was complaining about not finding the lastmod file.
Check if "lastmod" file exists in var/<DBName>
> In a second stage i copied the var/aspseek directory and the 2 systems
behaved
> identically.
> Is there any paper on the architecture of the project, just like
> the guys from google had published???
> Of cource the project is GPL'd which is just great, but a more detailed
> documentation would be greater :)
We haven't included whole architecture in the docs yet. We will try to do it
in the next releases.
One note:
ASPseek's "index" creates directories in the "var" directory with the name
equal to DBName parameter in "aspseek.conf"
In your case, DBName seems to be "aspseek".
You may want to create multiple databases for ASPseek with different names.
If you want to backup particular database,
then you have to store MySQL tables from that database and entire directory
with subdirectories "var/<DBName>"
where <DBName> is the name of database.
Thank you for interest in ASPseek
Alexander.
>
> Just for the record
> i am on the
> apache 1.3.17
> MySQL-3.23.32-1
> aspseek 1.0.2
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