This is probably due to a known bug in 1.2.8 (caused by development of Apache module). Now s.cgi doesn't get template file with the same name. This bug is not yet fixed in CVS; hope we will fix it before releasing 1.2.9 (but nobody yet knows).
You can either use tmpl=file.htm argument, or recompile aspseek with different --prefix configure flag so s.cgi will look for template in another dir. Elsner wrote: > > At 12:22 22.04.2002, you wrote: > >Did you create different s.htm from s-128.cgi and s-125.cgi ? > > > >Alexander. > > Yes, I did. There is aspseek/etc/s.htm (for 125) and > aspseek128/etc/s-128.htm to satisfy the need for a corresponding > s.htm file in the program directory. > > When compiling Aspseek 1.2.8, the path to the program directory > is burned into to binaries, /usr/local/aspseek128 in my case. A > 128 binary like s-128.cgi should therefore reference templates > in /usr/local/aspseek128/etc only, and the searchd from 128 should > use the config file searchd.conf from there, too. The searchd.conf file > in the 128 directory clearly points to db.conf and uses port 12348, > see excerpts from these files below: > > db.conf: > DBAddr mysql://<user>:<pw>@localhost/aspseek128/ > > searchd.conf: > Include db.conf > #Port 12345 > Port 12348 > AllowFrom 127.0.0.1 > DataDir /data/aspseek128 > ... > > Question: Did anybody succeed in running two concurrent versions > of Aspseek on the same box? > > Regards Frank > > #-------------------------------------------------------# > Dipl.-Math. Frank Elsner > Universitaet Osnabrueck (University of Osnabrueck) > - Rechenzentrum - (Computing Center) > Albrechstrasse 28, AVZ > D-49076 Osnabrueck > Deutschland (Germany) > > Tel. (Phone): ++49 (0)541/969-2343 Fax: -2470 > E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > #-------------------------------------------------------# -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
