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Posted to dev@nutch.apache.org by Boris Kröger <bo...@cip.wiwi.uni-karlsruhe.de> on 2005/04/13 23:16:47 UTC
filesystem indexing
Hi all,
sorry to ask the same question on the user mailing list, but I didn't
get any answer to my problem.
I have a filesystem with files to index.
-> no problem to index the files.
I want to search them remote via the WAR using Tomcat.
-> no problem by moving the segments to the correct position
When I search now the links to the files have all "file://..."
-> This is does not work remote. :(
My question is now:
Is there a better way to solve this problem than modifying the JSP pages
the make a replacement for "file://..." into "http://<server name>/..."?
Preferred solution would be correct links in the index/seg,emts so I can
narrow the search suppling part of the URL.
I'm even thinking about indexing on one machine and then move the
segments to another machine serving it.
But therefore I have to modify the link the documents as well ...
Any ideas? Thank you ...
Wiki Up!
Posted by Chirag Chaman <de...@filangy.com>.
Folks,
The new wiki is up and running. Basically this means the all important pages
have been moved over and the FrontPage is pretty much the same as the old
one.
A few links were broken on the FrontPage or obsolete and those I did not
move over.
Given that no one said otherwise, I would say that it's okay to start
posting new content to the new wiki. Even though Twiki is visually more
appealing, I find posting stuff in MoinMoin is easier.
Thank you for your patience.
Regards,
CC
PS: A few internal pages may not be formatted properly. If you see any
errors, please edit and fix them. Thx.
PPS: The Old FrontPage is saved under OldFrontPage
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Re: filesystem indexing
Posted by Stefan Groschupf <sg...@media-style.com>.
You need to modify the jsp page in any case.
What you can do as well, is to write a custom index filter plugin that
adds another meta data (your link) to the document in the index.
However you need to edit the jsp to show your link instead of the
default url.
Stefan
Am 13.04.2005 um 23:16 schrieb Boris Kröger:
> Hi all,
>
> sorry to ask the same question on the user mailing list, but I didn't
> get any answer to my problem.
>
> I have a filesystem with files to index.
> -> no problem to index the files.
> I want to search them remote via the WAR using Tomcat.
> -> no problem by moving the segments to the correct position
> When I search now the links to the files have all "file://..."
> -> This is does not work remote. :(
>
> My question is now:
> Is there a better way to solve this problem than modifying the JSP
> pages the make a replacement for "file://..." into "http://<server
> name>/..."?
>
> Preferred solution would be correct links in the index/seg,emts so I
> can narrow the search suppling part of the URL.
> I'm even thinking about indexing on one machine and then move the
> segments to another machine serving it.
> But therefore I have to modify the link the documents as well ...
>
> Any ideas? Thank you ...
>
>
>
>
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