Check if line "include ucharset.conf" is in "searchd.conf", check if charset iso-8859-1 is defined in "ucharset.conf". Value of "cs" must be exactly the same as in "ucharset.conf"
FL �����(�): > >> I have just install ASPSeek on my server. I want to update an old > >> specialized search engine : 3 databases with about 100.000 urls each. > > > >Cool! Will you add aspseek banner to your pages? ;) > > Of course I will. My search engine is a litterature and social science > french search engine, it is designed for university and students. > > >Try to add &cs=your_charset (say, iso8859-1) to s.cgi parameters. It it will > >help, add <INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=CS VALUE=your_charset > to FORM in s.htm > > s.cgi?cs=iso8859-1&q=napol%E9on > s.cgi?cs=iso-8859-1&q=napol%E9on > s.cgi?cs=iso88591&q=napol%E9on > > give the same results with just "napol" > > Here is an exerp from my s.htm > > #Charset definition (please uncomment all needed charsets): > ## Latin 1; Western European Languages > CharsetTable iso88591 en charsets/iso88591 > > <!--top--> > <HTML> > <HEAD> > <META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> > > <FORM METHOD=GET ACTION="$A"> > <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME=cs VALUE="iso8859-1"> > > I have tried : VALUE=iso8859-1, iso-88591 and iso88591. > > What should I do ? > > >First of all, set mysql's key_buffer_size to 256M, if you haven'd done so. > > Ok, I will. > > Fran�ois
