>At 3:50 PM +0000 9/3/01, Franck Horlaville wrote:
>>I think I know the problem. I think I started the update without
>>"-a" then continued it with "-a". I believe this could cause what I
>>am seeing. Does a normal update clean up the problem or do I have
>>to do a "-i" ?
>
>I'm not sure I follow. You did an index, then you did an update,
>which you stopped at some point and restarted?
correct. I did an index, which worked fine. Then I started an update
(without "-a"), and while it was updating I changed my script to add
the "-a" for the next update.
Later on I restarted the machine, forgetting an update was in progress.
Then I re-launched the update, forgetting this time I had changed the
script adding "-a".
That's how I got an update started without "-a" and continued with
"-a". The result is a totally corrupt database. Or what looks like it
since every word now returns "nothing found".
I am now updating again (-a) and I'll tell you what happens next. If
it fails I'll have to re-index (-i).
Is there some kind of way I can know the databases are good or bad ?
>>HEAD before GET: disabled
>>what does this mean ?
>
>The new HTTP code in 3.2 has a set of attributes, such as getting a
>header (HEAD) before downloading the document. It's sometimes a win
>on servers that support the HEAD request. (Depends on how long
>documents are, etc.)
where can that be set up ? thanks
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