BASEDIR = /usr/local
CGIDIR = /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin
NAMAZUDIR = $(BASEDIR)/namazu
BINDIR_SYS = $(BASEDIR)/bin # install 'namazu' 'mknmz' command.
BINDIR = $(NAMAZUDIR)/bin
INDEXDIR = $(NAMAZUDIR)/index
DOCDIR = $(NAMAZUDIR)/doc
LIBDIR = $(NAMAZUDIR)/lib
CONTRIBDIR = $(NAMAZUDIR)/contrib
...
OPT_NAMAZU_CONF = $(LIBDIR)/namazu.conf
...
OPT_PATH_PERL = /usr/bin/perl
OPT_PATH_NKF =
OPT_PATH_KAKASI =
OPT_PATH_CHASEN =
OPT_ADMIN_EMAIL = [email protected]
...
OPT_HTDOCUMENT_ROOT = /usr/local/apache/htdocs
OPT_HTDOCUMENT_ROOT_URL_PREFIX = http://www.hoge.bt/
...
OPT_TARGET_FILE = .*\\.html?|.*\\.txt|.*\\.shtml|.*_default
# make
rm -f mknmz
sed -e 's!%OPT_PATH_PERL%!/usr/bin/!g' \
-e 's!%OPT_SYSTEM%!UNIX!g' \
-e 's!%OPT_PATH_NKF%!!g' \
-e 's!%OPT_PATH_KAKASI%!!g' \
-e 's!%OPT_PATH_CHASEN%!!g' \
...
gcc namazu.o codeconv.o messages.o parser.o cgi.o wakati.o conf.o hlist.o output
.o search.o values.o form.o re_match.o regex.o util.o seed.o -lm -o namazu
cp namazu namazu.cgi
# make install
if [ ! -d /usr/local/namazu/bin ]; then \
mkdir -p /usr/local/namazu/bin; \
fi
...
cp ../lib/* /usr/local/namazu/lib
cp ../contrib/* /usr/local/namazu/contrib
cp namazu mknmz /usr/local/bin
Comment out all $WAKATI and $MorphOpt valiables lines
Making Index
Namazu should make the index like a dictionary in advance of searching. a command `mknmz' do this task. Basic way is like this:
# cd /usr/local/namazu/index/
# mknmz /usr/local/apache/htdocs/
You must specify the /target/directory which contains files you want to index. If /target/directory has subdirectories, `mknmz' recursively traverse them and do indexing.
After this processing is finished, `mknmz' makes files named ' NMZ.*' as index in current directory.
-a: target all files
-c: use ChaSenI as Japanese processor
-e: exclude files which has robot exclusion
-h: treat header part of Mail/News well
-k: use KAKASI as Japanese processor
-m: use ChaSenI as Japanese processor with morphological processing
-q: suppress status messages during execution
-r: treat man files
-u: decode uuencoded part and discard BinHex part
-x: do not make summary with structure of HTML's headings
-D: do not insert headers such as 'Date:' to summary (default: off)
-E: delete symbols on edge of word (default: off)
-G: delete Okurigana in word (default: off)
-H: ignore words consist of Hiragana only (default: off)
-K: delete all symbols (default: off)
-L: do not adjust beginning and end of line (default: off)
-M: do not do special processing for MHonArc (default: off)
-P: do not make the index for phrase search (default: off)
-R: do not make the index for regexp search (default: off)
-U: do not encode URL (default: off)
-W: do not make the index for sort by date (default: off)
-X: do not make the index for field search (default: off)
-Y: do not detect deleted documents (default: off)
-Z: do not detect update and deleted documents (default: off)
-A: exclude files restricted by .htaccess
-l (lang): specify the language ('en' or 'ja', default:en)
-I (file): include user defined file in advance of index processing
-F (file): load a file which contains list of target files
-O (dir) : specify a directory to output the index
-T (dir) : specify a directory where NMZ.{head,foot,body}.* are
-t (regex): specify a regex for target files
Automatic making index
#!/bin/bash
cd /usr/local/namazu/index/
mknmz -q /usr/local/apache/htdocs/
cd -
# chmod 755 namazu.cron
Searching
A command `namazu' is a search engine. Basic usage is like this:
% namazu "test"
Copyright (C) 1997-1999 Satoru Takabayashi All rights reserved.
region to output. -R : do not replace URL string. -U : do not decode URL encode when plain text output. -L (lang) : set output language (ja or en)
Search Program of Namazu v1.3.0.10
usage: namazu [options][index dir(s)]
-n (num) : set number of documents shown at once.
-w (num) : set first number of documents shown.
-s : output by short format.
-S : output by more short format (simple listing).
-v : print this help and exit.
-f (file) : set pathname of namazu.conf.
-h : output by HTML format.
-l : sort documents in reverse order.
-e : sort documents in normal order.
-a : output all documents.
-c : output only hit conunts
-r : do not display reference hit counts.
-o (file) : set output file name.
-C : print current configuration.
-H : output further result link (nearly meaningless) .
-F : force
Configure
# This is the Namazu configuration file.
# originally, this file is named 'namazu.conf-dist'. so you should
# copy this to 'namazu.conf' to use.
#
# item and value are MUST be separated with TAB character.
# see "manual.html#NAMAZU_CONF" for detailed information.
# <Directive List>
# * INDEX : Pathname where index file (NMZ.*) is placed.
# * REPLACE : Replace URL string for search result output.
# describe by TARGET, REPLACEMENT order.
# if you do not want to do this replacement in command
# line use, you can run 'namazu' with -U option and
# avoid this processing.
# * BASE : append <BASE HREF="..."> to search result HTML.
# this value must terminate with '/' or '\' character.
# * LOGGING : set OFF to turn off search keyword logging.
# default: logging ON (to NMZ.slog)
# * LANG : set language code registrated in ISO 639
# such as `ja', `en', `de', and etc.
# if you set 'de' to this, namazu would use
# NMZ.(head|foot|body|msg).de as message files.
# * SCORING : set scoring method TFIDF or SIMPLE.
#
#INDEX /usr/local/namazu/index
REPLACE /usr/local/apache/htdocs/ http://www.hoge.bt/
#BASE file://localhost/home/foo/documents/
#LOGGING OFF
LANG en
#SCORING TFIDF
- /usr/local/namazu/index/NMZ.head.en
- /usr/local/namazu/index/NMZ.body.en
- /usr/local/namazu/index/NMZ.foot.en
# cp /usr/local/src/namazu-1.3.0.10/src/namazu.cgi /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin
