Yes, I meant swish-filter-test.  That works.

The filter is a SWISH::Filters::* filter and I want to make sure it gets=20
run.  It does not seem to be happening automatically, even for PDF.

-Lars
Lars Nooden (lars@umich.edu)
 =09On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog ...
 =09... until you start barking.

On Thu, 15 Dec 2005, Bill Moseley wrote:

> On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 07:42:54AM -0800, Lars D. Nood=E9n wrote:
>> I've got a filter working, at least according to swish-test.
>
> You mean swish-filter-test?
>
>> What needs to be set in the swish.config to ensure that certain files ge=
t
>> passed through the filter before indexing with the command 'swish-e -c
>> swish.conf' ?
>
> I'm not following what you are saying?
>
> Do you mean you have written a SWISH::Filters::* filter and want to
> know how to make sure it gets run?
>
> They get run automatically based on the content type of the incoming
> document matching the content type regular expression set by the
> filter.
>
>> e.g. =09/\.pdf$/ to Pdf2HTML.pm
>>  =09/\.od[tspmhgcif]$/ to ODF2xml.pm
>
> Or do you mean you created an old-style "FileFilter" type of filter?
> In that case it's "man SWISH-CONFIG" and search for FileFilter.  All
> you can do is specify the file extension.
>
>


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