Author: erwan plop
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Hi,
I ran /search.cgi test test.html and this time, I've got an error which is :
Unsupported DBAddr.
My database is an Oracle 11g and for the configure I dit : ./configure
--with-oracle8i --enable-news. That's correct or this is where I made a mistake
?
Author: erwan plop
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Sorry, I made a mistake, I forgot to replace the line DBaddr from a previous
test...
In fact, I don't have any error and it's seem to work since I have got a result
(Search results: test : 64.)
So the problem comes from my node.xml, i'll look into that.
Author: erwan plop
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So from a command line it works but when I try to use it from from my website,
I've got the following error : DB err: Oracle: InitDB: ORA-12154: TNS:could not
resolve the connect identifier specified! -
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Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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So from a command line it works but when I try to use it from from my
website, I've got the following error : DB err: Oracle: InitDB: ORA-12154:
TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified! -
Perhaps it wants
Author: erwan plop
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I checked all the environment variable related to Oracle and everything is
correct.
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Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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I checked all the environment variable related to Oracle and everything is
correct.
Something is different between when you run search.cgi from
command line and from the web server.
Possibly, the user that's running the web server
Author: erwan plop
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Hi,
I try to use mnoGoSearch 3.3.14 on my website but I have some trouble.
The indexation works fine but after when I try to do a query, I always have no
results. I activated the log and I noticed something weird, indeed, even when I
put irrelevant password
Author: monsieurpaul
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hi,
did you check that you have activated the right database connexion in your
search.htm?
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Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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Hi,
Hi,
I try to use mnoGoSearch 3.3.14 on my website but I have some trouble.
The indexation works fine but after when I try to do a query, I always have
no results. I activated the log and I noticed something weird, indeed,
Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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Thanks for the reply.
By log file, I uncommented this line 'LogLevel 6' in the search.htm.
I've got the same DBADDR in indexer.conf and in search.htm.
Can you please try a wrong data base name instead of
a wrong user name or a
Author: erwan plop
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It's the same thing, no error shows up in the log.
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Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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It's the same thing, no error shows up in the log.
Please post the output from the log.
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Author: erwan plop
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Here is an example of the log.
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16 search.cgi[8300]: search.cgi started with
'/usr/local/mnogosearch/etc/search.htm'
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16 search.cgi[8300]: Start UdmFind
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16 search.cgi[8300]: Start Prepare
Oct 21
Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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Here is an example of the log.
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16 search.cgi[8300]: search.cgi started with
'/usr/local/mnogosearch/etc/search.htm'
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16 search.cgi[8300]: Start UdmFind
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16
Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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Here is an example of the log.
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16 search.cgi[8300]: search.cgi started with
'/usr/local/mnogosearch/etc/search.htm'
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16 search.cgi[8300]: Start UdmFind
Oct 21 05:15:30 fedora16
Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
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Yes, orcl is a valid SID for the database in question.
If I use the search.cgi by command line and an error occured, the error will
be printed on the stdout/stderr ?
Because mnoGoSearch never printed any error relating to the
Author: erwan plop
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Yes, orcl is a valid SID for the database in question.
If I use the search.cgi by command line and an error occured, the error will be
printed on the stdout/stderr ?
Because mnoGoSearch never printed any error relating to the connection to the
database.
Author: erwan plop
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Ok, I don't have any error message, the output always looks the same (the one I
copy in a previous message), no matter what I put in the DBADDR. That's why I
really don't know how to resolve this issue.
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Author: Alexander Barkov
Email: b...@mnogosearch.org
Message:
Ok, I don't have any error message, the output always looks the same (the one
I copy in a previous message), no matter what I put in the DBADDR. That's why
I really don't know how to resolve this issue.
Please try to run it from
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