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General => Users => Topic started by: b4rney on January 24, 2009, 03:52:02 pm
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I added a new page to the wiki for the asus eee box b202. When I search using logical words it doesn't show in the results.
Is there a search index which needs updating or have I missed something?
Barney
<edit>Modified title</edit>
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Looks like it is there: http://wiki.linuxmce.com/index.php?title=ASUS_eee_box_b202_setup&action=history
I just searched for b202 in the first search box.
http://wiki.linuxmce.com/index.php/Special:Search?search=b202&go=Go
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Figured this out.
There seems to be a four letter minimum word length on the wiki search terms ... so:
asus eee box
only gets searches for:
asus
However, searching for:
asus b202
works fine!
So it's not a fault. The page is just buried in the results. Probably to do with the mysql ft_min_word_len variable for fulltext searches.
Anyone else think it's worth changing to three letters? It might help folks find valuable info ... but then again, would it create a big performance hit?
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set to three for now. Better?
br, Hari
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Thanks Hari,
Much better!
Barney
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When I need to find something on the wiki, I always use google
site:wiki.linuxmce.org <a word to search for>
works, no matter how long the word is. Not up-to-date though.