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PR: 20215
Submitted by: MAINTAINER
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@Udmsearch is successfully installed.
Now, to use udmsearch you need to create the appropriate mysql database
manually: Please read INSTALL file located in ${PREFIX}/share/doc/udmsearch.

For more information on how to use udmsearch, please refer to their
web site at http://search.mnoGo.ru/
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PR:		15166
Submitted by:	maintainer
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udmsearch is successfully installed.
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manually:

  Create mysql database 'udmsearch'.
  You can also use existing MySQL database, skip this step in this case. 

    $ mysqladmin create udmsearch


  Create tables.
  If you are installing UdmSearch for the first time: 

    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/create.txt

  IMPORTANT: If you already use UdmSearch and want to upgrade from
  UdmSearch 2.0 or earlier while keep existing data, please do not use
  create.txt. Instead, to upgrade from UdmSearch 2.0, run 

    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/alter20-21.txt

  or, to upgrade from UdmSearch 1.x, run 
    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/alter19-20.txt
    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/alter20-21.txt
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web site at http://mysearch.udm.net/
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@UdmSearch is a full featured MySQL-based search engine for intranet or small
domain Internet web servers. You can also use it to build specialized search
engines such as cooking recipies or searching newspaper articles.

Provides pre-built web search frontends in C (via CGI) and PHP.

PR:		ports/13471, ports/13760, ports/14415
Submitted by:	Alexander I. Barkov <bar@@titan.izhcom.ru>
		Kelley Yancey <kbyanc@@posi.net>
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