Re: [WebDNA] OT: Indexing PDF on iTools / apache2
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texte = Finally I found out one way ... - creating a symbolic link in he webroot and pointing to the indexed folder on the hd did the search (I had an error in my code) But since I can't display a pice of text around the hits, I'm not so happy with the results. All it shows me is the documents name and a (wrong) link to it ... So I'm still looking for another solution. I had a look at http://www.freefind.com ... should it be possible to display the results in my own document using TCPConnect ? Thierry Am 12.08.2008 um 14:30 schrieb Thierry Almy: > This solution looks nice and it works ... as long as I turn on the > spotlight indexing for /Library > > Now I'm looking for a smart solution where I don't have to index the > whole Library, which holds gigabites of data and log file and and and! > > > - so I created a folder on / called "spotlight_indexed" > - I turned of indexing for all folders on / exept the above > mentioned one > - then I created a symlink in the users webhome, which is pointing > to the "spotlight_indexed" folder > - I put a few pdfs in that folder and searched them on the mac -> ok > - then I changed the pathes in the shell command to the symlink > > - searched over the web -> not ok > > - changed the path in the shell directly to "/spotlight_indexed/" -> > not ok > > > any ideas? > > Thierry > > >> Hi Theirry, >> >> Following Toby's comment here are the further details he promised... >> >> (1) You need to have spotlight indexing on the server turned on >> >> (2) The results page code is as follows... >> >> [text]result1=[shell]mdfind [keywords] -onlyin /Library/WebServer/ >> Site/docs/ [/shell][/text] >> [text]result2=[grep search=/Library/WebServer/Site/docs/ >> &replace=&ignorecase=T][result1][/grep][/text] >> >>
Search Results (in location/relevance order)
>> >> [showif [result1]=]
Zero documents match your search
[/showif] >> >> [hideif [keywords]=] >> [ListWords Words=[url][result2][/url]&Delimiters=%0A] >> [index]:
[word] >> [/ListWords] >> [/hideif] >> >> I hope this helps. >> >> Phil >> >> On 11 Aug 2008, at 12:25, Thierry Almy wrote: >> >>> Hi Toby >>> >>> Sounds interesting. >>> >>> It would be nice to get some more infos on it ... >>> >>> Thierry >> --------------------------------------------------------- >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >> the mailing list
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Finally I found out one way ... - creating a symbolic link in he webroot and pointing to the indexed folder on the hd did the search (I had an error in my code) But since I can't display a pice of text around the hits, I'm not so happy with the results. All it shows me is the documents name and a (wrong) link to it ... So I'm still looking for another solution. I had a look at http://www.freefind.com ... should it be possible to display the results in my own document using TCPConnect ? Thierry Am 12.08.2008 um 14:30 schrieb Thierry Almy: > This solution looks nice and it works ... as long as I turn on the > spotlight indexing for /Library > > Now I'm looking for a smart solution where I don't have to index the > whole Library, which holds gigabites of data and log file and and and! > > > - so I created a folder on / called "spotlight_indexed" > - I turned of indexing for all folders on / exept the above > mentioned one > - then I created a symlink in the users webhome, which is pointing > to the "spotlight_indexed" folder > - I put a few pdfs in that folder and searched them on the mac -> ok > - then I changed the pathes in the shell command to the symlink > > - searched over the web -> not ok > > - changed the path in the shell directly to "/spotlight_indexed/" -> > not ok > > > any ideas? > > Thierry > > >> Hi Theirry, >> >> Following Toby's comment here are the further details he promised... >> >> (1) You need to have spotlight indexing on the server turned on >> >> (2) The results page code is as follows... >> >> [text]result1=[shell]mdfind [keywords] -onlyin /Library/WebServer/ >> Site/docs/ [/shell][/text] >> [text]result2=[grep search=/Library/WebServer/Site/docs/ >> &replace=&ignorecase=T][result1][/grep][/text] >> >> Search Results (in location/relevance order)
>> >> [showif [result1]=]Zero documents match your search
[/showif] >> >> [hideif [keywords]=] >> [ListWords Words=[url][result2][/url]&Delimiters=%0A] >> [index]: [url][word][/url]>[word]
>> [/ListWords] >> [/hideif] >> >> I hope this helps. >> >> Phil >> >> On 11 Aug 2008, at 12:25, Thierry Almy wrote: >> >>> Hi Toby >>> >>> Sounds interesting. >>> >>> It would be nice to get some more infos on it ... >>> >>> Thierry >> --------------------------------------------------------- >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >> the mailing list . >> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to:
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