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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: Can
You need to change /tmp/mysql.sock in the DBAddr above to the real mysql socket
location in your system.
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Read the full topic here:
http://www.dataparksear
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Name: Ramnath
Subject: Re: Can
DBAddr mysql://root:maragat...@localhost/search/?dbmode=cache
When the above was my DBAddr, I was able to index . But was not able to see
any results ...
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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: Can
Do your MySQL server accept connections via TCP ? Ic not, you need to configure
MySQL socket connecion with &socket= parameter in DBAddr command, see
http://www.dataparksearch.org/dpsearch-indexcmd.en.html#dbad
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Name: Ramnath
Subject: Re: Can
I am able to login to my MYSQL database with this command directly & was not
promoted to enter any other password..
$ mysql -u root -pmaragatham
I am able to access all the tables in the search database wit
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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: Can
You have incorrect login/password for SQL-connection in DBAddr command in your
search template, they must be the same as in your indexer.conf file.
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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: Can
You have to review variables section in your search template
/usr/local/dpsearch/etc/search.htm
There is no "Value" command, please remove it or fix it.
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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: Can dataparksearch handle large database
PostgreSQL is the SQL-server using in the development, MySQL is frequently used
SQL-server by dpsearch's users, Oracle is rare used with dpsearch. So the order
of SQL-server
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Name: betty
Subject: Re: Can dataparksearch handle large database
Thank you for your reply. I read through the manual last night, but I am not
sure which database to choose, oracle database 10g express, mysql or postgesql?
Would you please
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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: Can dataparksearch handle large database
Yes, it seems you hardware is suitable for you task. So you may try dpsearch.
It have been successfully compiled on Ubuntu 32x and on FreeBSD 64x, thus it
should work on Ubu
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Name: betty
Subject: Re: Can dataparksearch handle large database
My file size on average is 5.8 kilobytes. I have a server with Intel Core 2 Duo
E6600 2.40G CPU, 6G DDR 800 RAM, Seagate SATA2 500G 32MB installed. Can this do
the work? Do I
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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: Can dataparksearch handle large database
It depends how big those documents are and what hardware you use. I know the
installation which handle over 20 mln. documents indexed with average size of
3-5 kilobytes each
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Name: saung
Subject: Re: can
Wow I can't believe it was that simple. Thank you very very much!
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Read the full topic here:
http://www.dataparksearch.org/cgi-bin/simpleforum.cgi?fid=02;top
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Name: saung
Subject: Re: can
I'm using single dbmode. I'm also using the default search.htm supplied, with
only the DBAddr variable changed.
Looking at the suexec log, I found something like this:
[2007-09-26 17:35:41]: info: (target/act
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Name: Maxime
Subject: Re: can
What dbmode you use ? If it's dbmode cache, please verify access to the
/usr/local/dpsearch/var directory and to all files under it.
If you include some files from your search template or specify files as
para
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