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Configuring Text Search
402 Netscape Enterprise Server Administrator’s Guide
Restricting Memory for Indexing
You can set a limit on the amount of RAM available for indexing operations. To
do this, you need to manually edit the
[NS-loader]
section of the
webpub.conf
file to add a line defining a maximum memory amount. For
example:
NS-max-memory = 32000000
The default is for the server to use all of the available memory that the system
can offer. Most typically, you need to limit the RAM used for indexing in these
two cases:
• The Enterprise Server 3.0 is installed on a machine that has less than the
suggested minimum RAM requirement, 32MB.
• For server administrators on Windows NT servers that require a great deal
of indexing but who wish to set aside some memory for other server
operations.
Restricting Your Index File Size
You can limit how much disk space an index file can consume. To do this, you
need to manually edit the
[NS-loader]
section of the
webpub.conf
file to
define a maximum index file size. For example,
NS-max-idx-file-size = 1500000
Typically, an indexing operation requires approximately 1.5MB per file, and
since there are two files, one of which is temporary, you may need as much as
3MB of disk space for indexing. Setting the file size to 1.5MB per file puts a cap
on how large each file can become.
Removing Access to the Web Publishing Collection
Web Publishing appears in the Search In field of the user’s standard search
query page. To remove the Web Publishing collection from this field, you need
to edit the
dblist.ini
file as follows:
1.
In the “[web_htm]” section, change “
NS-display-select=YES
” to “
NS-
display-select=NO
”.
2.
Restart the server.