np, great to know it's all working now :)

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Pat

On 04/01/2011, at 1:41 AM, sergiu wrote:

> Pat, you are indeed a genius. I was in fact editing "sphynx.yml"
> instead of "sphinx.yml". The obvious mistakes are the ones harder to
> spot. Thanks again! :)
> 
> On Jan 3, 4:33 pm, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Fair point about documentation - but config/sphinx.yml is definitely the 
>> best way to change these settings. And here's a bit better than Twitter - 
>> not limited to 140 characters ;)
>> 
>> It's worth double-checking the file name - is it definitely sphinx.yml? I 
>> know it's obvious, but doesn't hurt to make sure. Because I can't spot any 
>> mistakes in what you're doing otherwise.
>> 
>> Cheers
>> 
>> --
>> Pat
>> 
>> On 04/01/2011, at 1:29 AM, sergiu wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> Hi Patt,
>> 
>>> sorry to spam you both on twitter an here :). I found you first on
>>> twitter than in this group. I'll stick to replying here from now on.
>> 
>>> Yup, my config/sphinx.yml file is using two spaces for everything
>>> that's under "development", "test" and "production". It's pretty much
>>> formated the same as in database.yml. I'll try parsing it with YAML
>>> and see what I get. Here's the content:
>> 
>>> development:
>>>  morphology: stem_en
>>>  address: 10.10.0.0
>>>  port: 9312
>>> test:
>>>  morphology: stem_en
>>>  port: 9313
>>> production:
>>>  morphology: stem_en
>>>  port: 9312
>> 
>>> My main reason for posting the question was to make sure you still use
>>> sphinx.yml and not some other format for the config file. One can
>>> never know when the documentation becomes outdated.
>> 
>>> On Jan 3, 4:06 pm, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> Hi Sergiu
>> 
>>>> Just to confirm - are you using two spaces when indenting each 
>>>> environment's settings? I think that's what the YAML parser expects.
>> 
>>>> --
>>>> Pat
>> 
>>>> On 04/01/2011, at 12:58 AM, sergiu wrote:
>> 
>>>>> Hi there,
>> 
>>>>> first of all, I really like Sphinx and Thinking Sphinx :). I working
>>>>> on an app using Lucene and Solr and I've already replaced the Solr
>>>>> piece with Sphinx and it's working great on my dev machine. Indexing
>>>>> is fast, searching is about the same as before, and I really like all
>>>>> the options that Sphinx gives and Thinking Sphinx supports.
>>>>> I have only one problem before deploying this on production: I've
>>>>> created a sphinx.yml file inside config, to be able to tweak the
>>>>> settings for the sandbox and production environments. The thing is
>>>>> that when running rake thinking_sphinx:configure or rake
>>>>> thinking_sphinx:index, the development.sphinx.conf file is generated
>>>>> without using any of my settings from the sphinx.yml file. What can be
>>>>> the cause of this? I'm using Thinking Sphinx 1.3.6, Sphinx 0.9.9 and
>>>>> Rails 1.2.6
>>>>> I've tried the sphinx.yml file with spaces, without spaces, nothing
>>>>> changes. Here are the contents of this file:
>> 
>>>>> development:
>>>>>  morphology: stem_en
>>>>>  address: 192.168.1.1
>>>>>  port: 9312
>>>>>  mem_limit: 128M
>>>>> test:
>>>>>  morphology: stem_en
>>>>>  port: 9313
>>>>> production:
>>>>>  morphology: stem_en
>>>>>  # address: prod-sphinx-1
>>>>>  port: 9312
>> 
>>>>> Thanks for any suggestions ;)
>> 
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