Take into account the already existing default limit value (especially
useful after a long crawl or surrogates import), or a custom one from
parameter "count".
Added a "Show all" link for convenience.
When using a public HTTP URL in /IndexImportMediawiki_p.html, the remote
file now is directly streamed and processed, allowing import of several
GB dumps even with a low memory remote peer, and without need to
manually download the dump file first.
Detected when importing recent MediaWiki dumps containing some pages
with script content in plain text format (see Scribunto extension
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Scribunto ).
Further improvement : modify the MediawikiImporter to prevent processing
revisions whose <model> is not wikitext.
Creating a MultiProtocolURL instance from a File object and then
retrieving a File with getFSFile() was inconsistent with file paths
containing space or non ASCII chars.
Using an HTML "file" input was confusing (as reported by promocore on
YaCy forum : http://forum.yacy-websuche.de/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5965) ,
and it only worked with MS IE/Edge on a local YaCy peer :
- for security reasons some current major browsers such as Firefox or
Chrome do not allow to send full file path information when using a file
form input
- the local file system selection popup doesn't make sense when you
want to import a dump on a remote YaCy server
count.
This might be tangential related to http://mantis.tokeek.de/view.php?id=736
as the example includes a local index search, while rwi results are not
counted.
The keywords field string is split into words as navigator entries.
A keyword navigator facet is essential for search appliance usage were
documents and metadata use often specialized keyword vocabularies to
filter search results. This navi can be used without custom index schema.
As we don't have defined a search query command to filter "keywords" yet,
the filtering is limited by adding the keyword to the search query.
- ensure use of HTTP POST method when performing server side effect
operations
- transaction token required to ensure the request has effectively been
requested by user interaction
warc = Web ARChive File Format.
Warc files with extension .warc or compressed warc.gz can be placed in the
DATA/surrogate/in and contained responses are imported to the index.
The used library is stream based so we can easily extend it later to use
and load warc's from the net.
- enabled HTTP POST calls with Digest HTTP authentication
- made API calls compatible with API newly restricted to HTTP POST only
with transaction token validation
- ensured backward compatibility with older entries recorded as HTTP
GET
Michael Peter Christen