target servers had been able to see search words from the referrer of the favicon fetch.
This has been removed by using the getImage - servlet for favicon fetch.
Since java does not support loading of bmp and ico-Images, such parsers had been added.
The image parser had been coded from their original microsoft documentation.
This influences also the image-search functionality: there can now be a preview
of found bmp-images. Another benefit: favicons for search results are now cached with the HTCACHE.
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- fix for missing restart script in ant built target
- removed some more synchronization for size() operations
- removed blocking statement on search page
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- added chunked file transfer for non-yacy clients
- SSIs are streamed using chunked transfer, partly delivered pages can be seen in browser before transmission is finished
- added client-side network unit identification
- cleaned up code
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we will provide two different releases in the future, one standard release and one 'pro'-release.
the 'pro'-release contains all additional parsers AND has different default performance values.
The pro-version differs therefore from the previous 'all'-version by this default values.
The pro-configuration is automatically choosen if the libx-folder exists. If a version is once initialized, its configuration stays independently from an existing libx folder.
The ant targets had been changed. There are now 3 different targets to create standard and pro-releases, and one target to upgrade:
- dist: creates a standard release (only, no libx target any more)
- distPro: creates a pro-release (includes the libx)
- distExt: creates a libx-release which includes the libx-folder only. It may be used to upgrade from standard to pro
Furthermore, the naming of 'dev'-releases had been removed.
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this stores now two index structures, one for data that is aquired during start-up
and one for data that is aquired during run-time. This reduces the grow factor, and should reduce the memory amount in case that a index-reorganisation happens.
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- the network configuration page shows a new option: robinson clusters
- when a global search is made, all robinson peers are excluded, but:
- robinson peers/clusters that provide peer tags and where search words match
such tags, they are included in global search. Therefore, robinson peers/clusters
support the global yacy network with their indexes, without doin DHT-exchange
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http://www.yacy-forum.de/viewtopic.php?t=3854
This is a serious problem that is caused by the database bug between 0.511 - 0.513
which produced a large number of double-entries in the RWI index. The uniq()-method
tries to fix this, and it does not terminate when the index is large and the number
of double-occurrences is also large. This patch does simply implement a time-controlled
termination, which does not heal the inconsistency problem. The uniq-method itself
is correct and does not need a bugfix, the non-termination is simply caused by the large number
of data that is shifted during the process. It was possible to reproduce this behaviour
in a test environment.
A real fix would need to:
- enhance the uniq()-method by using a recursive, binary segmentation of the array to be fixed
- uniq() must report the entries that are double
- the double-entries must be deleted from the collection index (from the index and the collections) to heal the problem
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- re-implemented index load/extend optimization that was removed from kelondroFlexTable,
this is now part of kelondroIntBytesIndex
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- some bugs may have been fixed with wrong removal operations
- removed temporary storage of remove-positions and replaced by direct deletions
- changed synchronization
- added many assets
- modified dbtest to also test remove during threaded stresstest
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- basic protection against start-up problems when database files are corrupted
- auto-delete of not-critical databases during startup when load error occurs
- on-the-fly reset option for all database tables
- automatic on-the-fly reset for seed tables during enumeration exceptions
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such an entry cannot be instantiated without allocation of new byte[]; instead
it can re-use memory from other kelondroRow.Entry objects.
during bugfixing also other bugs may have been solved, maybe the INCONSISTENCY problem
could have been solved. One cause can be missing synchronization during bulk storage
when a R/W-path optimization is done. To test this case, the optimization is currently
switched off.
More memory enhancements can be done after this initial change to the allocation scheme.
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to replace byte[] objects within kelondro. Frequent System.arraycopy are common when
kelondroRow.Entry objects are handled. This class may be used to prevent this.
However, experimental replacement of byte[] by kelondroByteArray in kelondroRow.Entry
resulted in complete re-write of large parts of kelondro. This experiment did not
completely lead to a result, because then the interface to kelondro had to be changed
also from byte[] to kelondroByteArray, which may have caused a rewrite of large parts
of YaCy. The experiment is therefore abanonded, but this class remains here without
any function but possibly for future use.
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- the general NURL-index for all crawl stack types was splitted into separate indexes for these stacks
- the new NURL-index is managed by the crawl balancer
- the crawl balancer does not need an internal index any more, it is replaced by the NURL-index
- the NURL.Entry was generalized and is now a new class plasmaCrawlEntry
- the new class plasmaCrawlEntry replaces also the preNURL.Entry class, and will also replace the switchboardEntry class in the future
- the new class plasmaCrawlEntry is more accurate for date entries (holds milliseconds) and can contain larger 'name' entries (anchor tag names)
- the EURL object was replaced by a new ZURL object, which is a container for the plasmaCrawlEntry and some tracking information
- the EURL index is now filled with ZURL objects
- a new index delegatedURL holds ZURL objects about plasmaCrawlEntry obects to track which url is handed over to other peers
- redesigned handling of plasmaCrawlEntry - handover, because there is no need any more to convert one entry object into another
- found and fixed numerous bugs in the context of crawl state handling
- fixed a serious bug in kelondroCache which caused that entries could not be removed
- fixed some bugs in online interface and adopted monitor output to new entry objects
- adopted yacy protocol to handle new delegatedURL entries
all old crawl queues will disappear after this update!
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