Hi guys,
I would like to integrate a search on a project on my local HD. I run an Apache 2.x to test all my settings and stuff. The stupid thing about that is, that I have no clue of anything concerning the Apache nor Perl. And I don't have webspace or a domain to test it. So I am depending on my Apache ;D
For the search, I need to put a few information into the script (search.pl). But I don't know what to enter. So I am hoping someone of you can help me to figure it out.
That's the help to Matt's simple search:
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$basedir = '';
This is the base directory to the files you will want to
search. If you have all of your files in /home/joe/public_html
and you want to search files that are in
/home/joe/public_html/work and /home/joe/public_html/fun, then
you would set your base directory at /home/joe/public_html/ and
then put subdirectories into the @files array, since they will be
put together at run time. The $basedir variable just saves you the
time of having to type out the basedir over and over again for
every file you want to include.
$baseurl = '';
This is very similar to the basedir variable except that
it will be used as a base reference to the files you want to search
in terms of the web. For the example above with user joe, his
baseurl would probably be something like: http://joe.host.com/~joe/
so that when the searched files are appended to this baseurl, they
form a complete url to his files to place in the results.
@files = ();
This is an array that includes all of the files you want
to search. The directory paths and filenames should be in
reference to $basedir. Wild cards are allowed in this array, so if
joe wanted to search all html files in fun/ and work/, he would set
his @files array up as: @files = ('fun/*.html','work/*.html'); You
can also search whole directories at one time, like: @files =
('fun/','work/'); This would search all text files located in these
directories. Putting exact filenames will search only that filename.
$title = "";
This variable is used to display the title of your page
in the search results and used to link back to your main page.
$title_url = '';
This is the url that would link to the page $title.
$search_url = '';
This is the url to the search.html page you set up, so
that it can be referenced from in the results page if users want
to make another search.
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I installed the apache on E:\Apache2
In this folder the cgi-bin, htdocs and everything else is located.
I entered this information in search.pl:
Quote:
$basedir = '../apache2/htdocs;
$baseurl = 'http://127.0.0.1/htdocs/';
@files = ('*.htm/');
$title = "huhu";
$title_url = 'http://127.0.0.1/';
$search_url = 'http://127.0.0.1/search.html';
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But if I enter somehting in search.html I only get a 500.
The error log says the following:
Quote:
[Sat Jul 05 16:44:17 2003] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] (OS 3)Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden. : couldn't create child process: 720003: search.pl
[Sat Jul 05 16:44:17 2003] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] (OS 3)Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden. : couldn't spawn child process: E:/Apache2/cgi-bin/search.pl
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But the path is correct. The file search.pl is really located in E:\Apache2\cgi-bin\
By the way. I don't run everything on Linux, but on Win2k.
Hopefully someone is able to help me ;D
Thanks guys!
Cledith |
