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I recently found the Zoom Search Engine, which struck me as quite interesting, since its software allows for easy decoupling of the indexing process and the searching process.
In other words, you run the indexer on your local machine, and then you upload this index plus the PHP files using it to search them to your webserver.
So your webserver doesn't have to do the indexing. I have a host in a shared environment where it's best to use as few resources as possible, so this would be great to me. Moreover, I have a mostly unused small server at home (this is not the webserver I have) that I could use for indexing purposes.
However, it runs Linux, SSH only, so the Zoom Search Engine is not an option.
Is there something that has the same principle as the Zoom Search Engine (index locally, upload index + PHP to website), but available for a command line Linux environment?
In other words, you run the indexer on your local machine, and then you upload this index plus the PHP files using it to search them to your webserver.
So your webserver doesn't have to do the indexing. I have a host in a shared environment where it's best to use as few resources as possible, so this would be great to me. Moreover, I have a mostly unused small server at home (this is not the webserver I have) that I could use for indexing purposes.
However, it runs Linux, SSH only, so the Zoom Search Engine is not an option.
Is there something that has the same principle as the Zoom Search Engine (index locally, upload index + PHP to website), but available for a command line Linux environment?
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