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How to setup a search engine?
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I did it brought me here as loads of people on here know aboutOriginally posted by moorfield View PostWhy don't you look it up on Google?

search engines.
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I don't do mingers.Originally posted by Cliphead View PostI do search engines.Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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I use Sphider for my products. Its a PHP based search engine. It does a great job and is very fast.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Well you need enough bandwidth & computing power that you can crawl the entire internet, analyze each page and put the results in some sort of database, plus sufficient bandwidth and power to support a front end that allows people to query the database and obtain .Originally posted by Bright Spark View Posthmmm, i've got all the above except the 'Huge wodges of cash', so
what sorts of computers and bandwidth will I need?
also what kind of technology do you recommend i use, c++/ Java/ C# /Perl?
I would let the smart people choose the programming language they use, but if they say perl or c++, sack them and get some smarter people.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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i've used that only thing is it's just loading data into mysql and not reallyOriginally posted by fullyautomatix View PostI use Sphider for my products. Its a PHP based search engine. It does a great job and is very fast.
creating a true search engine algorithm, like BM25 and page rank etc...
have you heard of SOLR, Sphinx ?Comment
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itsn't c++ good on memory and speed which is vital for a good search engine?Originally posted by doodab View PostI would let the smart people choose the programming language they use, but if they say perl or c++, sack them and get some smarter people.
what does google use?Comment
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I'm sure that you could get a good monthly deal from Majestic-12."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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hmm 12 bottles of wine for a tenner sounds good to meOriginally posted by cojak View PostI'm sure that you could get a good monthly deal from Majestic-12.
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I assumed ( you did not provide the context ) that you wanted a crawler for a particular website. If you want page rank etc ( its redundant anyway, google do not use page rank) you might have to write your own algorithm.Originally posted by Bright Spark View Posti've used that only thing is it's just loading data into mysql and not really
creating a true search engine algorithm, like BM25 and page rank etc...
have you heard of SOLR, Sphinx ?
So how many websites are you planning to crawl and what is the end point of what you are trying to achieve ?Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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