- From: Christoph Begall <begall@nads.de>
- Date: Fri, 21 Nov 1997 10:25:02 +0000
- To: Jigsaw mailing list <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
Hi, Because I got stuck with everything I used a perfectly clean installation of jigsaw. I tried to add my Extension again, and it was not found again. (I did not make a new indexer but instead added the Extension to default.) Then I found out, that case (in)sensitivity was the problem. I run jigsaw under solaris, jigadm-tool under windows 95. The first is started via telnet, the second accesses jigsaw-root via SAMBA. This leads to the strange behaviour that jHtml was not recognized by the indexer as a new extension, but jhtml was perfectly fine. Now for me this is fine, as I know how to fix things, but there is a genaral lack: I liked the administration from any computer that was able to run a Browser and access the WWW. But formbased administration seems to work now longer. jigadm administration leads to the above mentioned problems. Another lack is that I have to have file access to the root directory. Yves Lafon wrote: > > On Tue, 18 Nov 1997, Christoph Begall wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > I'm sorry, but there seems to be a problem with indexer/extensions > > in jigsaw beta1: > > First I made a new indexer, because I wanted a special directory, > > named special, where I put my Indexer (named specialInd) as indexer, > > where all directories had the class MyDirectory and html was mapped > > to SSIResource. The directory thing went fine, but the extension > > was not recognized. So I used a new name for it (jHtml) and renamed > > all my files. But they were not found by the server. > > So I made one last attempt, because something could have gone wrong > > with my MyDirectory: I put my jHtml extension to default-indexer > > extensions. But even when I put the physical files in a totally new > > directory, nothing happens. > > Actually I don't know where to start. > > Hum... it seems strange... > Do you have something like that: > indexer name: > MyIndexer > indexclass: w3c.jigsaw.indexer.SampleResourceIndexer > in Directories: > *default* with: > class (your class name) > in Extensions: > jHtml with > class w3c.jigsaw.ssi.SSIResource > content-type: text/html > > Reindex your Directory (remove it using jigadm), create it again (normal > resource add in jigadm) and set the indexer to MyIndexer. > then access it with a browser to index the directory and the files, and > it should be ok... > If not, I am curious to see what is happening, as it works perfectly here...
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