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Where is possible to download the GNU Make? This is confuse for me.
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/make/
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, this directory structure is not standard across platforms.
otherwise, how do I retrieve it easily ?
I'd probably use some form of the ps command. If you have a 'killall'
command, you might use that or at least look at the script itself.
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write PDF files that are just graphics or bitmaps and so these cannot be
indexed. What sort of indication do you have that they are parsed when you
run htdig -vvv?
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What features of the glimpse request language do you think are
missing in ht://Dig?
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with multiple parts. So if you wanted to have some locking
like this, you would need some sort of "versioning" so that htsearch
would know that all the databases were from the same set.
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could specify the cookie for a given group of URLs or server.
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which is poor.)
No problem. There's a regex fuzzy in the 3.2 code. Right now it's
only for strict regular expressions, but we could probably make a
"basic regex" syntax as well.
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?pagename=pagename.html
You want to use the url_part_aliases attribute. You set up this in your
digging config file:
url_part_aliases: http://hostname/ *1
Then you make up a *new* config file for searching with this:
url_part_aliases: http://hostname/cgi-bin/program/loadpage?pagename= *1
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fairly detailed reasoning from htdig as far as rejecting or indexing
things.
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that's the target of the link. So that hyperlink text counts
for the message.html pages automatically.
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have to bring back the autoconf make tests.
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leave it alone if possible." My preferred editor on the Mac (Alpha),
does this as well. So nulls won't automatically be stripped.
Out of curiousity, how does it show in browsers? This may be one of those
"real world" issues where the HTML parser just needs to be more liberal.
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al documents, now we are
getting 3,400.???
My guess is that some of these "documents" are really the stubs for
broken links or documents forbidden by the robots.txt file. If you
have an alternate way of counting URLs, this would be a useful
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you might get some use out of local_urls,
though if they don't have extensions, you might see it hit the HTTP
server a lot as it tries to figure out the MIME type.
Also remember that ht://Dig currently doesn't have any sort of "index
this directory" feature.
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ht://Dig stores the access time of documents
in the database, there is currently no use of this data.
One suggestion would be to ping the servers before you index them.
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some sort of error. There isn't any sort of version system to ensure
the databases are all of one set. (Hmm, that's not a bad idea...)
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es a whole
bunch of tests--some of them will work and some of them will not.
Some platforms require libl (or liblex) to compile.
Do you have compilation errors when you run make?
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to support external
converters, to avoid a lot of the complications of writing external
parsers.
So this functionality appeared in 3.1.4 and later.
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for searching.
http://www.htdig.org/attrs.html#url_part_aliases
In the indexing one:
url_part_aliases: http:// *1
Then in the searching one:
url_part_aliases: https:// *1
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, but that's only useful if
we know what the user-level configure output says when it stops! (The
config.log file is more of a debugging help than anything else.)
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is this? This is
definitely a bug (and hasn't been reported yet).
Can you take a look at the core file with gdb and give us a backtrace?
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ece of urban lore. I create a completely new set
each month to prevent the possibility of corrupted databases. But I don't
know how this would affect htsearch performance at all.
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it just do an
update?
If you specify -i, it deletes them and then does a complete rebuild
Similarly if you don't specify -i and there aren't any old databases, it
does a rebuild instead of an update.
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bably want a minimal script
that returns something for a title and something for an excerpt. (My
suggestion would be to return the file type as an excerpt, like
"QuickTime movie" or "MP3 file" but anything is fine.)
Then you'd probably want to remove these file types f
as a key and this should be
ignored before it ever gets to the database.
If it managed to build the databases I'm sure they're OK. These
messages are really more debugging output or warnings than errors.
Thanks for the report though, you probably found a bug.
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that. You enter
"water mill" with the quotes into the search form and it will match
phrases.
That's it.
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easy thing to do. If someone wants to carefully modify the Endings
source to loop through a series of languages and merge the results
into one database, that might be a useful starting point.
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with different library versions.
(Thus the whole LSB project...)
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it's a URL that actually works.
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have to be wary of things like library
incompatibilities and so on if the machines are even running
different versions of the same OS or distribution.
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that Apache has attributes beyond what's in the .conf files, why is it any
different for ht://Dig?
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If they are linked and you are indexing over HTTP (or if you don't
have local_urls_only set), then they will be indexed.
Most likely, your webserver will send them as text files.
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lly.)
All that said, it would be possible to patch the code in WordList.cc
and remove accents before storing the word.
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restrict" value="_1.php3"
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you consider backlink_factor and
date_factor, but this is about it.
The 3.2 betas are a bit more complicated and there are still some
scoring issues to be cleaned up, but the result should be much better.
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would check
sunfreeware.com which at least *used* to have binaries for different
versions of SunOS for major programs. I would also look up catdoc on
freshmeat.net and see if the original author has binaries.
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it myself, but I imagine it works OK.
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debugging (-g) is turned
on. Then follow my instructions about running it through gdb. If we
can get a backtrace at the time of the DB2 error message, it would
greatly help.
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attribute).
See my other message just now about the +/- of this approach or
simply stripping accented words. As you noted in your message, the
two words do not mean the same thing!
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expression, REG_ICASE | REG_NOSUB | REG_EXT
We could probably arrange a regex configure test for this, but we include
our own regex code for exactly this reason--many platforms have "broken"
regex functions.
You will need to fix the errors, but you can probably ignore the
-0mandrake.i586.rpm
I usually take Gilles's RPMs and rebuild them for LinuxPPC and upload them
as well.
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mation you want and pass
the HTML back to htdig.
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(of course) that ht://Dig is licensed under the GPL. Judging
from your domain name, this doesn't seem to be a likely problem. :-)
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of 3-4 dozen links
without any sort of # mark. This would provide some element of comparison.
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Otherwise, I'd have a database indexed by checksums pointing to
DocIDs. This would be an analogue to the db.docs.index file which is
a database of URLs pointing to DocIDs.
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The code for this should be in the Retriever and should essentially
just mark the duplcate URL as _notfound or _noindex.
(Any additional discussion on this is probably best moved to the
htdig3-dev mailing list.)
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sense to ultimately have a few possible signature
methods. Inode lookup is fast, but it won't catch copies of files.
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n the 3.2 tree, URLs are indexed by hopcount, so you would only want
to store the URL for the first time you see a document.
It is not easy to "replace" the URL in the database. There are a few
pieces that need to be updated carefully. This is another reason for
sticking to the first URL...
not at all. The config parser does not care about any sort of
order. This is why it is so confusing...
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ng example of this/equivalent?
Sure, you can do this through things like process accounting and
sometimes the ulimit command. But these are brute-force approaches.
My suggestion is to use the many available built-in controls like
max_hop_count or server_max_docs if you think you're getting infinite
loops.
it also has not been tried. This would probably
need to be an option since it might misidentify "duplicate" servers.
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re. Do you mean the patch posted on the list for
"collections" of databases? If so, are the individual config entries
being repeated? (It would be nice to see more details.)
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not have changed *htsearch*, but the code also assumes
the databases will be in a proper form--there's some limited checking but
it is possible to corrupt them.
That said, it should be pretty hard to produce a segfault. If you can
provide a backtrace with gdb, it would be greatly appreciated.
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at the time you
run configure. For example:
CFLAGS="-O3 -funroll-loops" CXXFLAGS="-O3" ./configure
This is what I do personally. But I'm also aware as a maintainer that
this is not something to be blindly followed--I've tested the
compiler and the code at this level and it works
things like tcp_max_retries and
tcp_wait_time as mentioned in the release notes and documentation.
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of the path in the patch.
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date/index. (The latter was
broken until this last snapshot.)
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at the build_select_lists attribute:
http://www.htdig.org/attrs.html#build_select_lists
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e is a bug in there, but where ? What makes this part of the tree
different from all others ? Apache has fancy indexing turned on.
Good question. If you try to index *just* this directory, do you see
anything funny?
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ery URL that doesn't match this prefix will be ignored.
Effectively, you've limited the indexing to only that directory and
its subdirectories (i.e. each year and month).
My guess is that your limit_urls_to is a bit liberal. As I asked
earlier, what does your config file look like?
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compile. If that doesn't work correctly, then we'll start looking at
things like the config.log.
Sorry for the long-winded explanation.
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. What you describe is *exactly* what
htdig uses. There are a variety of issues if you're browsing through
the Retriever code, but suffice to say there is a hash of the visited
URLs.
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) and indexing
for the first time (or from scratch), then there is something very
wrong.
Otherwise my suggestion would be to reindex from scratch. You can do
this easily if you use the -a option and you don't have any databases
ending in .work.
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Not at the moment.
Sorry,
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There are also several PHP wrappers and Perl wrappers in the contrib/
directory that comes with your source distribtion and on
http://www.htdig.org/contrib/
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actually lock cleanly.
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believe it already handles PostScript files nicely.
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e that had the original typo may not
have changed, so you won't see the report again (since it won't be
re-parsed).
Ref:'s are also getting lost for bad urls .. can anyone explain why that
happens ?
As above. Since it doesn't re-parse the files, it doesn't know what
the referring page was.
of South
American and Mexican sites in the list of users:
http://www.htdig.org/uses.html
No one has yet contributed such a list, but it would be appreciated!
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On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Alexey Rodriguez wrote:
I am having problems to index documents with latin letters. For
example the word "matemaacute;ticas" is split in two.
Is there an option to the configuration file to enable it?
See the FAQ: http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q5.8
matching one
of the patterns. If one of your patterns happened to just be http://,
you'd index the whole web.
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n previous
versions, you can also get this from parsing the db.docs file created
by using the -t switch.
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are increasingly being used by browsers and robots a like for similar
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On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, florian dfkdf wrote:
See the FAQ, e.g. http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q5.8
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the extensions of the documents you want to index? (.html? or .cfm?)
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is good practice for any largish file anyway.)
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On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, James Moore wrote:
Why is the url getting rejected? Anyone have any luck indexing ezmlm
archives??
What have you set for your exclude_urls attribute? Remember that the
default includes cgi-bin, so you'll need to set it to empty.
exclude_urls:
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started looking thru the htdig archives, but
Yes, assuming you have some sort of CGI that serves up parts of your
database. Ht://Dig has no problems indexing dynamic pages.
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on the license if you haven't
heard of it.)
I say "usually" because it's not very hard to set up if you have
shell access and have installed UNIX programs before. Otherwise you
may want to ask for help from your ISP.
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On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Tomas Tikovsky wrote:
Can i search for frazes using htdig?
See http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q1.9
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any suggestions.
If you take a look further up your configure script, it will tell you that
the script thinks you have a cross-compiler. Are you using a compilare you
received as a binary package? Are you sure this compiler is for Solaris
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sable-shared because currently
there are problems building shared libraries on Solaris.
It is, unfortunately, a known (but annoying) bug.
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e so the program can write to it.
These used to be caused by two parts of the code trying to write at
the same time. I'm assuming nothing else is trying to write to this
file?
From your paths, I'm guessing you're running this on MacOS X Server,
right? If so, what compiler are you using?
L.
I hope that answers your question,
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xperienced this with
Netscape in a few versions.)
If you see the links in the webpage source, then it's not a problem
with the code or the databases, it's either a problem in the
templates or the browser.
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to ignore everything but this.
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At 3:13 PM +0200 4/17/00, Johan Edback wrote:
I cant get the ht://Dig package to search for ipnumbers, version numbers
and such things. Ie: it interprets 10.250.1.17 as 10250117 and since that
doesn't exsits...
See http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q4.12
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w/ just the URL's and add in the spaces, from the db...OT newbie question,
could I put that Perl script in cron?
Yep. Or you could call it from the script that calls htdig, but just
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who wishes he could figure these things out as fast as you responded :).
It helps knowing some of the code and answering a few of these before. ;-)
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in the search results.
In addition to everything that Gilles pointed out, you can also edit
the templates. There isn't a template variable for the H1, but you
could certainly take out the $(TITLE) variable there--perhaps simply
the URL would be better for you.
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-- What about limiting the Results by time,
eg, search for docs, containing "Searchword",
and creation/modification Time between Jan 1999 and Feb 1999
This is on the TODO list.
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Williams Students Online
http://wso.wi
At 10:21 PM +0100 4/12/00, Richard Booth wrote:
I take it that each time I want to perform a search of my cache
using htdig and wwwoffle that I need to refresh the database?
Yes, otherwise there's no way for ht://Dig to know that there's anything new.
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-Geoff Hutchison
Williams Students
, it
gets header_factor_X...).
If you really want to disable indexing alt tags right now, I'd
suggest commenting out or removing that appropriate part of HTML.cc
(it's fairly well labeled).
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-Geoff Hutchison
Williams Students Online
http://wso.williams.edu
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