CNSearch 1.5.1
Configuration Parameters
Configuring part of cnsearch.conf contains the following parameters:
Path
The parameter defines the path to the search index. It can be used if you do not intend to store the search index in 'cgi-bin' directory or if you plan to use several search indexes.
For example:
::CONFIG path=/home/www/search/en/
For MS Windows:
::CONFIG path=d:\www\search\en\
Content-Type
The parameter defines Content-type field of the header. Default value is "text/html". Search results can be generated into XML-file as well.
For example:
::CONFIG content-type = text/xml
The parameter defines the search logic:
- And - searches for pages containing all words of the search query;
- Or - searches for pages containing at least one word of the search query;
- Combined - displays "And" results first and then "Or" results with the note "non strict match".
"And" logic is the fastest and is recommended in case the search index size exceeds 100Mb.
"Combined" logic is recommended for usage on small sites made up of 50 pages or less.
For example:
::CONFIG SearchType = Combined
Stats
The parameter defines a password for access to the statistics interface (see Statistics).
For example:
::CONFIG stats = secret
RegCode
The parameter defines the product registration code (see the detailed information at the official site).
For example:
::CONFIG regcode = JF7KF-KFJEP-4KSFT-K49GN-FJ40F
StopWords
The parameter specifies a term denoting stop-words displayed in search results provided that %P parameter is enabled (found stop-words).
For example:
::CONFIG StopWords =, Ignored Words :
MaxRelevance
The parameter defines maximum relevance of pages displayed in search results. The pages with relevancy value greater than MaxRelevance are ignored. This parameter allows improving search quality by means of "excluded" pages with suspiciously high relevancy. As a rule, these pages do not contain a large amount of text or they contain keywords, which are repeated too often.
For example:
::CONFIG MaxRelevance = 4000
NonStrictMatch
The parameter specifies a term denoting the match of the search results to the search request provided that %S parameter is enabled. It is used only with Combined search logic.
For example:
::CONFIG NonStrictMatch = [non strict match]
