This pages were already no more XHTML 1.0 because made use of the HTML5
syntax and elements.
Applied current (2016) HTML standard recommended Doctype declaration
(see https://www.w3.org/TR/html/syntax.html#the-doctype ).
It had incorrect "-UNRESOLVED_PATTERN-" value (see second part of
mantis 691 http://mantis.tokeek.de/view.php?id=691 )
Note : crawlingDomFilterDepth is apparently unused in current (2016)
YaCy code-base. It was also unnecessary because crawlingDomFilterCheck
hidden field is set to "off".
Removed scheme, host and port from URL to avoid dealing with http/https,
external host and port retrieving issues.
What's more, this is consistent with how URL are displayed in
/Tables_p.html?table=api&count=100&reverse=on&search= or
Tables_p.xml?table=api&count=100&search=
This fixes mantis 691 first part
(http://mantis.tokeek.de/view.php?id=691)
This page was already no more XHTML 1.0 as it makes use of the HTML5
<progress> element.
Applied current HTML standard recommended Doctype declaration (see
https://www.w3.org/TR/html/syntax.html#the-doctype ).
- correct WordReferenceVars.toRowEntry posintext parameter
to set expected min posintext (the difference is on multi-word queries,
while positions are ordered by search word order).
- modified posofphrase/posinphrase join operation
- to set min posofphrase
- and keep posinphrase if not same posofphrase (was set to 0, no differentiation during ranking)
+ fix compiler msg (missing type declaration)
to make sure current dates are recognized (was fixed to 2014 - 2016)
+ adjust holiday date parser from pattern.match to pattern.find to deal with leading and trailing text
+ moved relative date recognition (morgen, tomorrow) to parseline (used by query parser only), as not working and problematic for indexing
+ add test case for parseline (used by query parser)
These are no valid link relationships, and do not appear to be used in
scripting or styling.
If necessary, a valid alternative could be to add an attribute such as
data-count="[count]"
Shutdown was hanging in CrawlQueues.close() at
this.workerQueue.put(POISON_REQUEST) when config value
crawler.MaxActiveThreads was greater than 200.
Revealed by "Collision" Threads dumps in mantis 689
(http://mantis.tokeek.de/view.php?id=689#c1312)
Fixed consistency between this.worker.length and this.workerQueue
capacity, and made the process more reliable using non-blocking offer()
function.
First fix for mantis 689 (http://mantis.tokeek.de/view.php?id=689).
On Debian Linux, with a headless jre and no open browser,
browser.openBrowserClassic() was called and waited forever the browser
process end (p.waitFor()). YaCy shutdown was therefore not working until
the browser was closed.
Also modified browser opening command for Unix platform to open the
default the browser (with xdg-open util) instead of Firefox.
xdg-open also has the advantage to be asynchronous (not blocking).
file.separator to compute equal hashes (by normalizing path for computation)
+ expand test case for to check mixed java / windows file url notation
like e.g. file:///c:/test/file.html vs. file:///c:\test/file.html
- relates partially to http://mantis.tokeek.de/view.php?id=692
Even after network switch, ErroCache was still holding a reference to
the previous Solr cores, thus becoming useless until next YaCy restart.
Initial error cache filling with recent errors from the index was also
missing after the swtich.
luccioman