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Posted to mirrors@apache.org by Andrew Kenna <an...@stamina.com.au> on 2001/09/28 05:51:38 UTC
Apache Searching
Are you people who mirror apache interested in having a local version of the
apache search engine held on your server, meaning that when people goto your
apache mirror and do a search it points to the data held on your server
rather than what is held back at apache hq
I have posed the question to the people who have written the index and am
waiting to see what they have to come back with.
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Andrew Kenna
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Re: Apache Searching
Posted by Peter Komanns <p....@sindata.it>.
Yeah - it'd be useful!
Peter
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Andrew Kenna" <an...@stamina.com.au>
To: <mi...@apache.org>
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 5:51 AM
Subject: Apache Searching
> Are you people who mirror apache interested in having a local version of
the
> apache search engine held on your server, meaning that when people goto
your
> apache mirror and do a search it points to the data held on your server
> rather than what is held back at apache hq
>
> I have posed the question to the people who have written the index and am
> waiting to see what they have to come back with.
>
>
> --
>
> Andrew Kenna
> Network Administrator
>
> Stamina Software Pty Ltd
> Email: andrewk@stamina.com.au
> Ph: 02 49 538 050
> Fax: 02 49 538 077
> <<Andrew Kenna.vcf>>
>
Re: Apache Searching
Posted by David Kirchner <dp...@dpk.net>.
On Fri, Sep 28, 2001 at 01:51:38PM +1000, Andrew Kenna wrote:
> Are you people who mirror apache interested in having a local version of the
> apache search engine held on your server, meaning that when people goto your
> apache mirror and do a search it points to the data held on your server
> rather than what is held back at apache hq
>
> I have posed the question to the people who have written the index and am
> waiting to see what they have to come back with.
I think it would be easier to set it up so all search results are sent
back to the site that referred the user to the search engine in the first
place. That way you don't have to convince anyone to run CGIs on their
mirror sites.
Re: Apache Searching
Posted by jason andrade <ja...@dstc.edu.au>.
On Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Andrew Kenna wrote:
> Are you people who mirror apache interested in having a local version of the
> apache search engine held on your server, meaning that when people goto your
> apache mirror and do a search it points to the data held on your server
> rather than what is held back at apache hq
>
> I have posed the question to the people who have written the index and am
> waiting to see what they have to come back with.
`yes'
-jason
RE: Apache Searching
Posted by Theo Zourzouvillys <th...@crazygreek.co.uk>.
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> version of the
> apache search engine held on your server, meaning that when people
> goto your
> apache mirror and do a search it points to the data held on your
> server rather than what is held back at apache hq
Yup!
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