using the surrogate input process:
- copy the searchlab export file to DATA/SURROGATE/in
- the file is processed automatically and then moved to
DATA/SURROGATE/OUT
as soon as the number of requests is > 50, there is a forced delay
of (10 * (requests - 50)) milliseconds. That means that once the number
of DNS requests reach 150, there is a one second delay to each request.
This shall prevent that a remote DNS is flooded with request and
possibly gets damaged.
This is also a fix/enhancement for
https://github.com/yacy/yacy_search_server/issues/513
This allows to remove another jar file from the git repo and the
whole libbuild folder.
The ant task is just a wrapper to call the makensis command. So
there should not be any drawback to remove it.
Previously, the installer downloaded Java and installed a Desktop
shortcut to the downloaded installer. However the old download
URL is dead now and NSIS does not support the new https URLs
without a plugin.
Anyways it is not much of a difference in convenience whether the
installer downloads an installer or opens a browser with the
download location.
It has been considered to switch from NSIS to msitools[1]. However
both technologies are strange to all current YaCy devs and NSIS
still seems to be less complex and more widely adopted.
[1] https://wiki.gnome.org/msitools
I could only test this change in WINE because the developer virtual
machine from microsoft[2] freezed always soon after boot under QEMU.
[2] https://developer.microsoft.com/de-de/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/
The browser did not open under WINE.
The releaseNr is now set to a static value in build.properties. We
can increment it there manually and eventually switch to another
version number scheme if we like.
Michael Peter Christen