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    Search Engine for a local network  
Fabrice


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05-12-07 12:13 PM

Hello,

I'm looking for a search engine (under debian, for example) for my local
network.
Being abble to index many files as word, excel, pdf, ppt, txt, htm ... and
have a web interface to realize a search.

Does someone know the "perfect tool" to do that ?

thanks a lot.
fabrice





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    Re: Search Engine for a local network  
sk8-365


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05-12-07 06:13 PM

Fabrice said:
>
> I'm looking for a search engine (under debian, for example) for my local
> network.
> Being abble to index many files as word, excel, pdf, ppt, txt, htm ... and
> have a web interface to realize a search.
>

Dunno know what "perfect" is, but I think 'beagle' may be what you're
seeking - http://beagle-project.org/Main_Page

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    Re: Search Engine for a local network  
Alexander Schestag


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05-13-07 06:13 PM

Fabrice wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for a search engine (under debian, for example) for my local
> network.
> Being abble to index many files as word, excel, pdf, ppt, txt, htm ... and
> have a web interface to realize a search.
>
> Does someone know the "perfect tool" to do that ?

What about yacy (http://www.yacy.net/yacy/)? This is a peer-to-peer
search engine written in Java with a  reat web interface which could be
used in a local network, too. But be careful, it needs a lot of memory.

Alex





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