Hi,
My company , Ludexpress, has developed a system to build seeker sites,
with Linux, Apache, FreeWAIS & MySQL. These search engines look similar
to yahoo!, with full text search, categories, news list, etc.
see them work on http://www.mangaseeker.com and
http://www.cinemacrawler.com
We are planning to develop a "lunixcrawler", with a local Linux user
group.
The developing time to create such a search site with this system is
about to one week. It just involves creating the HTML and graphics...
We are also developing a java client software to admin the base, manage
URLs, etc...
The most important part of the work to do is to choose the categories
and to fill'em with as many URLs we can...
We need people to do that.
We're planning to finance the resources (mostly bandwidth) needed by
advertisement. Of course, we will freely promote non-commercial linux
sites.
Though we are located in Bordeaux, France, we have a mirror server in
New York : so this site would be reachable from Europe as well as from
the US. We are planning to install a mirror in Asia, too, probably in
Singapore.
Any suggestion about this project would be welcome,
--
Jean-Christophe PRAUD - LUDEXPRESS
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David Wollmann wrote:
>
>
> I've been thinking about a way to unify the documentation that is already
> available (HOWTOs, etc.) with the expertise that is available on this and
> other lists and ng's.
>
> I wonder how difficult it would be to create a web site with a search
> engine doing lookups on the HOWTOs, FAQs and the mailing list archives,
> along with a collaborative knowledge base built from interactive Q&A? I'm
> sure tools are available that would make this a relatively painless project
> for two or three reasonably competent web hackers. One or two part time
> admins could keep the back end db updated with the latest HOWTOs and FAQs.
>
> Dare I say, Notes might be a way?
>
> David Wollmann
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