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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Lay person needs perl help solving error message Post 302197304 by Perderabo on Tuesday 20th of May 2008 07:59:46 PM
Old 05-20-2008
Tex, please don't post your email address and ask for private replies...that is against our rules. A shot in that dark... remove the characters I show in red from that page you linked...
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<TITLE>Bailey-Chadwick-Dick-Hall-McDonald-Redwine-Shirley Database GEDCOM Output</TITLE>
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<CENTER><H1>Bailey-Chadwick-Dick-Hall-McDonald-Redwine-Shirley Database</H1></CENTER>
<CENTER><A HREF="http://www.dixhistory.com/databases/dick/dick-help.html"><img src="http://www.dixhistory.com/databases/help.gif"
 width="116" height="32" alt="HELP!" border="0">
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<CENTER><H2>GEDCOM Output</H2></CENTER><HR>
<P><FORM METHOD="GET" ACTION="cgi-bin/igmged.cgi/dick.ged">
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="Database" VALUE="dick">
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="Subject" VALUE="I2516">
<INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="Name" VALUE="William Earl Ballard ">
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htdig(1)						      General Commands Manual							  htdig(1)

NAME
htfuzzy - fuzzy command-line search utility for the ht://Dig search engine SYNOPSIS
htfuzzy [-c configfile] [-v] algorithm [options] DESCRIPTION
Description to follow here OPTIONS
-c configfile Use the specified configfile instead of the default. -v Verbose mode , -vvv etc ). Specifying more than two v's is probably only useful for debugging purposes. Supported Algorithms Different algoritms are supported for searching: soundex Creates a slightly modified soundex key database. Differences with the standard soundex algorithm are: Keys are 6 digits and the first letter is also encoded. metaphone Creates a metaphone key database. This algorithm is more specific to English, but will get fewer "weird" matches than the soundex algorithm. accents (No description of the algorithm at the moment) endings Creates two databases which can be used to match common word endings. The creation of these databases requires a list of affix rules and a dictionary which uses those affix rules. The format of the affix rules and dictionary files are the ones used by the ispell program. Included with the distribution are the affix rules for English and a fairly small English dictionary. Other languages can be supported by getting the appropriate affix rules and dictionaries. These are available for many languages; check the ispell distribu- tion for more details. synonyms Creates a database of synonyms for words. It reads a text database of synonyms and creates a database that htsearch can then use. Each line of the text database consists of words where the first word will have the other words on that line as synonyms. Notes on searching Please consult specialised literature to find out how the different algorithms work or simply try another search stragegy you do not get the intended search results. FILES
/etc/htdig/htdig.conf The default configuration file. /var/lib/htdig/db/db.accents.db (Output) Maps between characters with and without accents for accents fuzzy rule /var/lib/htdig/db/db.metaphone.db (Output) Database of similar-sounding words for metaphone fuzzy rule /var/lib/htdig/db/db.soundex.db (Output) Database of similar-sounding words for soundex fuzzy rule /srv/www/htdig/common/english.0, /srv/www/htdig/common/english.aff (Input) List of words and affix rules used to generate endings /srv/www/htdig/common/root2word.db, /srv/www/htdig/common/word2rood.db (Output) Database used for endings fuzzy rule /srv/www/htdig/common/synonyms (Input) List of groups of words considered synonymous /srv/www/htdig/common/synonyms.db (Output) Database used for synonyms fuzzy rule SEE ALSO
Please refer to the HTML pages (in the htdig-doc package) /usr/share/doc/htdig-doc/html/index.html and the manual pages htdigconfig(8) , htmerge(1) , htnotify(1) , htsearch(1) and rundig(1) for a detailed description of ht://Dig and its commands. AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Robert Ribnitz. It is based on documentation of ht://Dig, and on earlier manpages provided by Christian Schwarz and Stijn de Bekker. 21 July 1997 htdig(1)
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