similar to: omindex patch

Proposed changes to omindex Currently Available Items ========================= 1) Have the Q prefix contain the 16 byte MD5 of the full file name used for document lookup during indexing. 2) Add the document?s last modified time to the value table (ID 0). This would allow incremental indexing based on the timestamp and also sorting by date in omega (SORT=0) a. Currently I store the timestamp

Hi, all -- I want to do Plain Old Omindex'ing *but* the mapping between my documents' filenames and the URLs where I hope search users to find them is, uh..., strange. The simplest thing (to me) would be to run omindex for each document, e.g. omindex --no-delete -U /cool-url-1 /funky/doc/file-blah.pdf omindex --no-delete -U /cool-url-7 /doc/funky/ohmy/blah-file.txt ... and so on...

I was just wondering if anyone knew what the performance increase was using last_mod to only to scanned altered files. I understand I guess it all depends on how busy the site is and how many files change, but typically would you say it's a feature that you would use because of a dramatic increase in performance. Thanks, Frank

Hi, I was researching indexing of text in omindex and scriptindex. While indexing text with omindex.cc possition of terms is saved with gap. This is not happening with scriptindex.cc While this is happening ? Another question is why in omindex.cc the term possition starts with 0 while in scriptindex it starts from 1 ? Code snippet from omindex.cc // Add postings for terms to the document

Olly (looking at commit logs, I think this is your dept :-) For apps which re/index files frequently and need format conversion, I'd like to propose a patch for one of... Omindex library (thread safe): Omindex::init(options) // struct Omindex::options { ... } initialize mime_map, store default options session = new Omindex::Session(db_pathname) user threads use different sessions

hi there, is there an option to exclude child folders when running omindex? For example: omindex -p --db /var/blah/default --url /something /var/www --exclude /var/www/ignore Thanks, Jeff

I would really like to try out the features in the patch above. But I can't ever seem to get the resulting omindex.cc to "make". I tried updating to rev 10801 from the SVN then run /bootstrap but then I seem to get errors compiling everything when I try and do "make" (I'm using ubuntu 8.10). So I thought I'd try an apply the patch to the latest stable version

Given a directory tree like ... /foo | +-- A | +-- B | +-- C ... what is the best way to index A and C into a single Xapian database? AFAIK the alternatives are: omindex --db /my_db --no-delete /foo /foo/A omindex --db /my_db --no-delete /foo /foo/B or omindex --db /my_A_db /foo /foo/A omindex --db /my_B_db /foo /foo/B xapian-compact /my_A_db /my_B_db /my_db The first alternative does not

Hello, I was looking for a search engine for a small internal documentation site and found xapian and omega. Downloaded and compiled it using msys and ming on a german windows xp system. Finally installed apache on the same box. Following the omega example I copied the book to .../apache/htdocs and startet the omindex which hang up on the first document found. Even on very short doc with

Hi guys: I was trying to index a large set of PDF documents using omindex and the system started to run out of forks (sh: fork temporarily unavailable) making the system unusable and probably skipping documents. I'm using MAC Osx Server 10.4.3 (Darwin/BSD) and GCC 4.0. The problem: On function stdout_to_string a popen is called, but is not closed properly (according the popen

Hi all, I'm having a recurrent problem with Omega's indexing. When I run omindex, it sometimes misses to recognize the extension of some files (.doc, .pdf) and skips them. In the same run, omindex is otherwise perfectly able to index other files with same extensions. The reason is not clear but it should occur before it selects a content converter since for example, if I manually run

Hi, I'm working on the ticket #743 omindex: delay libmagic checks <https://trac.xapian.org/ticket/743>. As the ticket's Description mention, the call to libmagic is expensive than call the stat, so we can check the size by call the stat to get size before call libmagic to get a mime type. But how about the timestamps check? since timestamps check need to iterate the DB to check if

I've just been playing with using omindex to build an index of the documentation in /usr/share/doc on my Debian workstation. It's all working pretty well - indexing took only a few minutes, reindexing appears to work acceptably, and the search results are okay. The main problem I'm seeing is a lot of duplicate results due to directory symlinks. Omindex's current behaviour is to

Hi all I need a little clarification with regard to Omega's behaviour with 'duplicate' files when running 'omindex'. How is a duplicate recognised? Is it simply by file path? How is an unmodified file detected, if at all? I would like to set up subversion post-commit hook to update my index. If possible I would like to just update the index with the newly commited files.

Hi. I am writing a python equivalent of omindex (we are using scriptindex currently - but I wanted to use omindex instead, and extend it to work with our internal file format.. BUT did not want to compile code if possible... so anyway). I have tried to keep the code as close to possible to the omindex native code, but am facing a bit of confusion: what exactly is the reason for omindex to take

I need to index a variety of desktop file formats, so I've been looking at the omindex code. I'm surprised it's written as a batch processor... are there any alternatives structured as a library or daemon?

I'm finding that omindex is consistently ending prematurely when indexing certain files. The last output looks like this: [Entering directory /compounds/Acetic_acid] Indexing "/MATLAB/compounds/Acetic_acid/AACID_50T.TXT" as text/plain ... added. Indexing "/MATLAB/compounds/Acetic_acid/AACID_50T.pdf" as application/pdf ... "pdftotext -enc UTF-8

> > I'd suggest to start with you just look at moving the libmagic check after > the filesize checks, so you don't need to get into whether libmagic or > the database check is cheaper on average. hi, Olly, I have moved the libmagic check after the filesize check directly, https://github.com/caiyulun/xapian/commit/3a97d9ee5397fa900a473aa9b3d8eeb720177a4e can you provide

> -----Original Message----- > Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2011 13:35:20 +0100 > From: James Aylett <james-xapian at tartarus.org> > Subject: Re: [Xapian-discuss] Omindex: what are the default numbered > indexes? > To: <xapian at catcons.co.uk> <xapian at catcons.co.uk> > Cc: 'Xapian Discussion' <xapian-discuss at lists.xapian.org> > Message-ID:

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