Ubuntu12.04 install coreseek 4.1 beta (for conversion)

Install coreseek 12.04 beta in Ubuntu 4.1 Coreseek install software to be preinstalled:

Shell> apt-Get install make GCC g ++ automake libtool M4 Autoconf mysql-client libmysqlclient15-dev libxml2-dev libexpat1-dev

 

# Switch to the root user and ensure that you have full permissions to install the software

$ Su Root

 

$ Coreseek-4.1-beta CD

 

# Chinese test environment check:

$ Locale

# The following is the core item, locale for the zh_CN.UTF-8, You can normally display and enter Chinese;

# If the Chinese character cannot be displayed normally, the subsequent Chinese Character Test Section cannot proceed normally, but does not affect the actual function of coreseek;

Lang = zh_CN.UTF-8

Lc_all = "zh_CN.UTF-8"

 

# Make sure that the display can be normal, otherwise check the locale configuration of the current environment, and the current environment or client has been set to support UTF-8 Chinese Character Display

$ Cat testpack/var/test. xml

 

# Install the mmseg developed by coreseek to provide the Chinese word segmentation function for coreseek

$ Mmseg-3.2.14 CD

# In ubuntu, use aclocal_flags = "-I/usr/share/aclocal"./Bootstrap

$./Bootstrap

$./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local/mmseg3

$ Make & make install

# If libtool: Unrecognized option '-- tag = CC' is displayed, view the libtool solution.

# After the installation is complete, the dictionary and configuration file used by mmseg will be automatically installed in/usr/local/mmseg3/etc

 

# Chinese Word Segmentation test, the display is not normal, please check the locale and UTF-8 Chinese character display settings in the current environment

$/Usr/local/mmseg3/bin/mmseg-D/usr/local/mmseg3/etc src/t1.txt

Chinese/X points/X words/X tests/x

Chinese/X Shanghai/x

Word splite took: 1 ms.

# Install coreseek:

# Execute configure for compilation and Configuration:

$ Sh buildconf. Sh

$. /Configure -- prefix =/usr/local/coreseek -- without-Python -- without-unixodbc -- With-mmseg-eclipdes =/usr/local/mmseg3/include/mmseg /-- With-mmseg-libs =/usr/local/mmseg3/lib/-- With-MySQL

$ Make & make install

 

If a compilation error occurs, the following error occurs:

make[2]: *** [sphinxexpr.o] Error 1make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/mac/Downloads/coreseek-4.1-beta/csft-4.1/src‘make[1]: *** [all] Error 2make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/mac/Downloads/coreseek-4.1-beta/csft-4.1/src‘make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

To solve the problem, you need to apply a patch:

A useful link: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi? Bug = 667378 is the same issue with sphek on the upstream of coreseek. After reading it, it seems that the C ++ scope of GCC 4.7 is a problem, the above Debian bugs provides a patch. After reading the patch content, it also makes the same patch for its local coreseek. The compressed package is released as follows. Note the version: sphinxexpr.cpp.patch.zip

[Email protected]:/home/China/downloads/coreseek-4.1-beta/csft-4.1 # patch-P1 Can't find file to patch at input line 3
Perhaps you used the wrong-P or -- strip option?
The text leading up to this was:
--------------------------
| ---/Home/China/downloads/coreseek-4.1-beta/csft-4.1/src/sphinxexpr. cpp 2011-10-07 20:08:58. 000000000 + 0800
| ++ Sphinxexpr. cpp 13:47:35. 237820912 + 0800 QQ: 327168521
--------------------------
File to patch:

In file to patch: after entering the position of the sphinxexpr. cpp file, I entered/home/China/downloads/coreseek-4.1-beta/csft-4.1/src/sphinxexpr. cpp

After the patch is installed, you can directly compile it.

# Configure the test to test whether the test runs correctly

$/Usr/local/coreseek/bin/indexer-C/usr/local/coreseek/etc/sphinx-min.conf.dist

# The following message is displayed during normal testing:

Coreseek Fulltext 4.1 [sph1_2.0.2-Dev (r2922)]
Copyright (c) 2007-2011,
Beijing choice Software Technologies Inc (http://www.coreseek.com)

Error: nothing to do.

 

# Now, The coreseek basic environment is properly installed

$ CD testpack

 

$/Usr/local/coreseek/bin/indexer-c etc/CSFT. conf -- all

 

$/Usr/local/coreseek/bin/search-c etc/CSFT. conf-a service

##The following is a normal test search:Keyword "service" Data

Coreseek Fulltext 4.1 [sph1_2.0.2-Dev (r2922)]

Copyright (c) 2007-2011,

Beijing choice Software Technologies Inc (http://www.coreseek.com)

 

Using config file 'etc/CSFT. conf '...

Index 'xml': Query 'service': returned 1 matches of 1 Total in 0.015 Sec

 

Displaying matches:

1. Document = 3, Weight = 1, published = wed Mar 31 21:01:00 2010, author_id = 2

 

Words:

1. 'service': 1 Documents, 1 hits

$/Usr/local/coreseek/bin/searchd-c etc/CSFT. conf

# The following is the prompt when the search service is enabled normally: (csft-4.0 version is similar)

Coreseek Fulltext 4.1 [sph1_2.0.2-Dev (r2922)]

Copyright (c) 2007-2010,

Beijing choice Software Technologies Inc (http://www.coreseek.com)

 

Using config file 'etc/CSFT. conf '...

Listening on all interfaces, Port = 9312

##To stop the search service,/Usr/local/coreseek/bin/searchd-c etc/CSFT. conf -- stop

##To enable the Service, update the index,/Usr/local/coreseek/bin/indexer-c etc/CSFT. conf -- all -- rotate

 

# Then, please refer to the relevant files in the csft-4.1 API directory, use PHP, Python, Ruby, Java to test the search service; you can also go to <a href = "/products-install/step_by_step/"> Search for the service to create a three-step tutorial. Check that step 3 is tested using PHP.

The article references and passes the test by myself: Success

Thanks to the original author of this article from http://blog.csdn.net/whzhcahzxh/article/details/17533143