Hello,
Can you send me your config files?
Oscar Ssentoogo �����(�):
>
> We're nearly there finished our installation now!
>
> I've got the DB up, have run index and started searchd. The database seems
> to be populated (as you can see below). On going to the search page
> however, and entering a search, no data actually returns (we get the message
> from the s.cgi page 'Sorry, but search returned no results'. I've had a
> look at the db record count contents which are here included.
>
> table Records
> cache 0
> citation 0
> countries 0
> robots 0
> sites 10
> spaces 0
> stat 13
> subsets 0
> tmpurl 0
> trees 10
> urlword 5462
> urlwords00 234
> urlwords01 233
> urlwords02 229
> urlwords03 234
> urlwords04 220
> urlwords05 234
> urlwords06 233
> urlwords07 236
> urlwords08 227
> urlwords09 230
> urlwords10 233
> urlwords11 223
> urlwords12 231
> urlwords13 211
> urlwords14 231
> urlwords15 218
> wordsite 0
> wordurl 34566
> wordurl1 0
>
> The wordurl table seems to be filled by rows all containing one letter.
> Anyway, which table or tables represents the phrases that will be searched
> against to produce results? How can we make sure that everything is working
> right in order to produce results on the page?
>
> (we're running debian 2.2.19 i386, aspseek 1.2.4a, mysql 3.2.3)
> Thanks again for your help.
>
> Please ask us if you need any further clarification.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kir Kolyshkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 17 July 2001 10:32
> To: Oscar Ssentoogo
> Subject: [Fwd: Re: [aseek-users] [Fwd: [aseek]: searchD & db.conf
> error]]
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