Hi
In the EXAMPLE directory of swish download , we have swish.cgi, which works fine when fired as a cgi script. By doing so, the webserver will load the perl interpreter every time when a person wants to search, leading to more load on webserver.
How do we optimize the scenario by integrating along with apache considering this as a primary service to be utilised by website viewers ?.
Do we go for module -- If yes, how do we use this swish.cgi as a module ?
Do we do this with mod_perl -- If yes, how to go about?
Suggest a method by which this can be implemented as a lightweight utility to be accessed over the web?
Let us also have any documentation/literature to assist us in achieving the goal (I)
Sundaram
Bill Moseley <moseley@hank.org> wrote:At 08:36 PM 10/10/02 -0700, Frank Smitha wrote:
>Can the following be created with Swish-e:
>
>1. A search for words through my files that produces a result that can =
>be clicked on an take the reader to the nearest bookmark within a site =
>-- as is availabe with whatUseek's SiteLevel search.=20
Swish indexes in units called documents and search results return a list of
documents. If you can break your web pages into smaller chunks then, yes,
swish can provide targeted links.
Try a few searches at http://perl.apache.org/search/swish.cgi
I doubt swish-e will have all the bells and whistles of whatUseek.
--
Bill Moseley
mailto:moseley@hank.org
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