On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 11:57:40AM +0800, Alexander F. Avdonkin wrote:
> I see, that only user "root" have read access to that files.
> Add read access for other users by command "chmod 644
> /usr/local/aspseek/var/aspseek/subsets/*" and try again.
Ok, I made them 644 and I'm not having any better luck.
I found a file /usr/local/aspseek/var/dlog.log which is apparently the
logfile for searchd. Whenever I run a query with the ul= in it it appends
this line to the file:
Subset http://www.ultraviolet.org/ not found
But at no point do I ever ask for that subset. It is not in ul= and it is
not in the subsets table.
> Hint: don't run "index" and "searchd" under "root".
Good point. I'll be changing all of this to run as nobody as soon as I get
the basic stuff working.
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