09-05-2012
Well i don't want to mislead you with my limited knowledge/experience on shell...all i can say is
a search engine would be better off with PERL language since that has flexible and efficient regular expression usage and is quick in processing...a search engine needs to be interactive as and when user types..well tats out of my knowledge in shell...
Gurus here shall drop their ideas soon..need not worry..be more detailed in what you want to search and what initial design you are having in your mind currently...
Finally what i would say is : UNIX: NO COMPROMISE
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htsearch
htsearch(1) General Commands Manual htsearch(1)
NAME
htsearch - create document index and word database for the ht://Dig search engine
SYNOPSIS
htsearch [options] [query_string]
DESCRIPTION
Htsearch is used to sift through the databases created by htdig for content. It is the actual search engine of the htdig search system.
It is a CGI program that is expected to be invoked by an HTML form. It will accept both the GET and POST methods of passing data to the CGI
program.
OPTIONS
query_string
A CGI-style query string can be given as a single argument, and is only used if the REQUEST_METHOD environment variable is not set.
If no query_string is given, and REQUEST_METHOD is not set, htsearch will prompt for the query.
-c configfile
Use the specified configfile instead of the default (for security reasons this option is only available when htsearch is used on the
command line).
-v -d Run in verbose mode. This increases the verbosity of the program. Using more than 2 is probably only useful for debugging pur-
poses. The default verbose mode gives a progress on what it is doing and where it is.
FILES
/etc/htdig/htdig.conf
The default configuration file.
/etc/htdig/header.html
The default search results header file
/etc/htdig/footer.html
The default search results footer file
/etc/htdig/wrapper.html
The default search results wrapper file, that contains the header and footer together in one file
/etc/htdig/nomatch.html
The default 'no matches found' HTML file
/etc/htdig/syntax.html
The default file that explains boolean expression syntax errors
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 htdig(1) and
htmerge(1) for a detailed description of ht://Dig and its commands.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Stijn de Bekker and updated by Robert Ribnitz. It is based on the HTML documentation of ht://Dig.
6 October 2001 htsearch(1)