Hello all - I have been taking a look at Nutch for purposes of indexing
a large pile of internal LAN files at our company, and so far it looks
quite impressive. I believe it could substitute for the Google Mini
appliance. However, the bigger Google boxes add more features that I am
not sure can be duplicated in Nutch. Specifically I am interested in the
indexing and searching for secured files. Apparently Google will index
all files, including those that are secure (given appropriate authority)
- but will only show search results based on the security and
credentials of the searcher. In other words, if you don't have access to
a document, Google won't show you that it even exists. Can something
like that be done in Nutch? Are there other differences between Nutch
and Google?
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