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I've uploaded to Plucene (and deps) packages to my repository, so you can now run OpenGuides with Plucene on Debian. I have also built new openguides packages with some minor changes to accommodate this. Some caveats:
- libplucene-perl depends on perl 5.8.4, so you can't use this on woody yet. It *may* be possible to work around this, but I didn't bother as a first stab.
- The built-in default (not the supplied config file) for whether to use plucene has changed to match upstream. So in the unlikely event that your configuration file has no mention of whether to use plucene, and you install the new openguides package without having libplucene-perl installed, your guide will be broken unless you add back a "use_plucene=0" option to your configuration file. This will almost certainly not affect anyone.
To enable plucene support:
- apt-get update - apt-get install libplucene-perl - apt-get install openguides - Edit your wiki.conf(s) so that use_plucene is 1 - For each guide, as www-data change into the CGI directory (eg /usr/lib/cgi-bin/openguides for the default) and run perl /usr/share/doc/openguides/examples/reindex.pl (note that this was broken in 0.46-1,2; upgrade to 0.46-3 first). - Test! I would like to upload Plucene and deps to Debian before long so it would be good to get preliminary testing here.
Cheers,
Dominic.
On Mon 03 Jan 2005, Dominic Hargreaves dom@earth.li wrote:
I've uploaded to Plucene (and deps) packages to my repository, so you can now run OpenGuides with Plucene on Debian.
Good work Dom!
Kake
This one time, at band camp, Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
- Test! I would like to upload Plucene and deps to Debian before long so it would be good to get preliminary testing here.
Seems to work just fine on my test machine. That was one hella list of dependencies!
What advantage does Plucene offer? Faster? Less resource hogging?
On Tue 04 Jan 2005, Rev Simon Rumble simon@rumble.net wrote:
What advantage does Plucene offer? Faster? Less resource hogging?
It doesn't keep making you reindex your wiki because of corrupted indexes, and it has an active maintainer.
Kake
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