[ Jérémie Courrèges-Anglas Wrote On Sun 25.Nov'12 at 4:27:50 GMT ] > > Hi, > > here are attached two ports, one for seeks[1], the other for > tokyocabinet[2]. > > Seeks (www/seeks) is a web proxy that allows you to query multiple > search engines, but also to personalize your search results and share > them with other people running seeks. Besides being a proxy it can also > act as a regular http service (see the httpserv plugin in > /etc/seeks/config). > > Tokyocabinet (databases/tokyocabinet) is yet another DB implementation, > suffering from the same regress-testing problems as > databases/kyotocabinet does (same authors). It is needed for seeks > search results personalization. > > Tokyocabinet can be used by a few ports in tree, we will have to decide > whether their tokyocabinet support should be explicitely enabled or > disabled (eg. mail/mutt).
I've used tokyocabinet as a replacement for qdbm and gdbm for ages; it does appear to to be faster when using the header caching support for imap, for example. It would be good if this became an option for use with the mutt package/port on OpenBSD.
