Jeff Breidenbach wrote:
> 5) Regarding the common "phrase search" feature request, it looks
> like htdig 3.2 is nowhere near ready to go, so that's not
> happening any time soon.
Again, what about giving ASPseek a try? I'm one of developers ;)
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Lots of news on next generation system:
1) Configuration work {exim, htdig, analog, bind, mailmen ...} is
done. System is running great in shadow mode. Many thanks to my
padwan.
2) TODO: insertion into final network and switchover.
3) HTML page count is about 10 million; I'm consu
>This is then put in a tag at the top of the page like this
Thanks, went ahead and implemented this solution. All non-iso-8869-1
localizations will now have a tag denoting the character set.
Polish is the first such localization I've encountered. :)
Ok, now I'm going to grumble a bit:
* it
On October 29, 2000 at 12:28, Jeff Breidenbach wrote:
>Bottom line is I need to put another round of attention into
>software efficiency, relatively soon.
If you break up a list into a set of archives (broken down by month),
efficiency should no longer be a problem.
I know you have had
On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Jeff Breidenbach wrote:
>
>I'm a bit concerned with the character sets -- the provided
>translations don't use HTML escape characters, like é.
>The polish translation appears to use the iso-8859-2 character set,
>while the German translation seems to be in str
Hi all,
Here's what's up with mail-archive.
1) I've received localizations for German and Polish
and will put them into the next point release, maybe
tomorrow.
I'm a bit concerned with the character sets -- the provided
translations don't use HTML escape characters, like é.
The
