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NAME

swished - A set of perl modules to provide a persistent swish-e daemon; intended to be used with SWISH::API::Remote.

SYNOPSIS

See the documentation for 'swished' or 'SWISHED::Handler'

DESCRIPTION

From the README:

This will install the module and associated files get installed into /usr/local/swished.

/usr/local/swished/cgi-bin/swished   is the CGI and Apache::Registry version
/usr/local/lib/SWISHED/Handler.pm    is the mod_perl 2.0 Apache Handler
/usr/local/lib/startup.pl            is the mod_perl 2.0 startup script

To run as a mod_perl 2.0 module, add lines like the following to your mod_perl httpd.conf file:

PerlRequire /usr/local/swished/lib/startup.pl
PerlPassEnv SWISHED_INDEX_DEFAULT 
PerlPassEnv SWISHED_INDEX_INDEX2 
<Location /swished>
	PerlResponseHandler SWISHED::Handler
	PerlSetEnv SWISHED_INDEX_DEFAULT /var/lib/sman/sman.index
	# set this to your default index
	PerlSetEnv SWISHED_INDEX_INDEX2  /your/collection.index
	SetHandler perl-script
</Location>

To run as a Apache::Registry modules, place lines like the following in your httpd.conf file

Alias /swished/  /usr/local/swished/cgi-bin/
PassEnv SWISHED_INDEX_DEFAULT
<Location /swished> 
	SetHandler  perl-script
	PerlHandler Apache::Registry
	Options +ExecCGI
	SetEnv SWISHED_INDEX_DEFAULT /var/lib/sman/sman.index
	# set this to your default index
</Location>

You could test the above mod_perl configuration via a command like:

lynx 'http://yourserverasdf.com/swished?w=my+search'

or you could test the CGI or Apache::Registry installation with command like:

lynx 'http://yourserveradsf.com/swished/swished?w=my_search'

the format for the text you'll see is explained in the file PROTOCOL and is expected to be read by SWISH::API::Remote (see http://search.cpan.org/~joshr/SWISH-API-Remote/)

SEE ALSO

SWISH::API, SWISH::API::Remote, SWISHED::Handler, SWISHED::swished

AUTHOR

joshr, <joshr>

Copyright & License

Copyright 2004-2006 joshr, All Rights Reserved.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.