From: Kir Kolyshkin (no email)
Date: Wed Jan 22 2003 - 09:25:55 EST
wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Jan 2003 16:33:35 +0259
> Kir Kolyshkin <> wrote:
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>>Hmm...have you read description of this parameter in
>>aspseek.conf(5) man page?
>
>
> Whoops, sorry. Thank you for the tip.
>
> The one remaining question is:
>
> how to control URL expiration without single Server
> command?
>
> Documentation says nothing. The quick code overview
> suggests that the last 'period' command should work as a
> default value, but it seems that it does not work this way.
Well, it should (last "Period" is default), but I haven't checked it. We
always have a few Server commands on all intallations...although the method
with -i and "DeleteNoServer no" is also used.
> Any ideas?
>
> P.S. BTW, despite all the simularities with ASPSeek (or
> vice-versa), Mnogosearch SUCKS. Like HTDig, it is the
> bloody mess, the shitty pile of extremely hairy code. I'm
> glad I'm starting to switch to ASPSeek. It has a real
> future, if only your marketing ever catch up... you know.
Huh...I used to be in UdmSearch team two-three years ago, and although
webmaster removed my name from the site ("Authors" page), you can find it
in mnogosearch tarball, file AUTHORS ;) I have contributed to some pieces
of code I do not remember yet... and later moved to ASPseek project as it
was more promising and advanced. Still, core MnogoSearch developers are my
friends.
BTW, some "hairy code" from MnogoSearch (like HTML parser) is used in
ASPseek. And MnogoSearch has some advantages, like support for myriad of
different databases and hardware/OS combinations, indexing of news servers,
Perl frontend, etc.
Still, I found ASPseek much better as it comes for relevance (accuracy of
results), scalability and search speed.
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real understanding. An egoless acceptance of stuckness is a key to an
understanding of all Quality, in mechanical work as in other endeavors.
-- R. Pirsig, "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance"
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