Re: search engine challenge
From: Frank (frank.sonck_at_pandora.be)
Date: 01/26/04
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Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 20:30:10 GMT
I don't think it's possible to have Google index an MySQL db? And the html
files on the server are not .html
"Philipp Lenssen" <info@outer-court.com> wrote in message
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> Frank wrote:
>
> >
> > I'm running a site with +20.000 articles. The articles (html files)
> > are saved on the server as txt files. Alle other data (author, date,
> > category and so on) are in a MySQL db. Before we had the articles put
> > in the db also and then performed SQL queries for the search engine.
> > But this is no longer feasable since there are too many articles and
> > the db has gotten too big. The search engine does all of the db and
> > the server cpu goes max. I'm looking for a php type search engine
> > that automatically indexes the txt files, produces 1 index file with
> > all indexed words + the id's of articles having those words. Like
> > that the search script doesn't have to query all the articles (the
> > whole db) anymore but just this one index file. Would be nice also if
> > there would be possibility to have a blacklist of words (the, a,...)
> > and other admin things.
> >
>
> If the site is public, have you thought about letting Google do the
> hard work, and then either using the Google site search, or the Google
> Web API to display results? Google is getting _very_ fast in indexing
> large amounts of data on one's site. They picked up thousands of my
> pages recently while I was playing around with the htaccess... even too
> fast for my taste since I changed it again the next day...
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