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google search appliance and google mini development when your gsa license runs out march 27, 2008 in gsa | comments (3) in case you’ve wondered, when your google search appliance license runs out, you’ll receive this message in the admin area: the license has expired. you are in the grace period. the software will stop crawling, indexing, and serving in 14 days. please contact google to extend your license. the gsa will keep working normally for two weeks, giving you a chance to get a new license from google enterprise to continue it’s service, or finalise plans for moving away from it if you’re not going to get a new license. please note: the google mini does not have a license that runs out. once the warrenty period is over you it’ll keep running as long as the hardware holds up. google mini xss vulnerability september 27, 2007 in google mini | comments (0) the mid series google minis have a cross-site scripting vulnerability, google enterprise has just released a patch for it in the support area (you’ll need your support login and password to get to it.) if you’re not sure what age mini you have, there’s a test code on that page you can use to check your mini. the mid series have ‘mid’ in their user agent when spidering, which might also help you check. the m2 series, which has been on sale since last summer, and the google search appliance, are not vulnerable to the problem. if your mini is public facing, you should patch it straight away. if you only use the xml feed and show results through other code, it’s up to you whether you patch it or not, you’re less at risk of someone using it for nefarious means. you can’t spider xml with a google mini (so far) january 16, 2007 in google mini , gsa | comments (1) a question i’ve seen come up a lot which isn’t answered directly by my earlier post is whether the google mini or search appliance can spider raw xml. unfortunately, no, it cannot. the mini / search appliance can read the xml, but it takes it in as straight text, so any searching you do will look at node names, attributes and content, rather than just content. the best i can suggest is you have some scripting to run an xsl transform on your xml to turn it in to a small (or indeed large) site of web pages, then spider those with the appliance. pages without titles get blank <t> nodes in xml january 8, 2007 in google mini , gsa , xml api | comments (1) when using the xml api to your google mini or search appliance, if a page in the search results does not have a <title> in it’s html, then it does not have a ‘t’ node (in gsp/res/r/t) in the xml returned for the search. the xslt controlling the look of the web frontend on the box automatically replaces the title with the url of the page instead (with the http:// taken off the start.) with the xml api you can decide to replace it with anything you like, but this behaviour is certainly preferred by the clients i’ve had to set it up for. best of all would be for all pages to have a title, but there could well be some that slip through testing (when there is testing) so it’s best to be prepared for it. google mini: searching subcollections from the frontend in google mini | comments (3) if you are creating new subcollections on your google mini (v1), and you want to search them from a drop down menu on the frontend, you will need to refresh the frontend to do it. sound confusing, just do these steps (the same goes for turning on the menu for searching subcollections in the first place): login to the admin area and click on the collection name, then ‘edit’ click ‘configure serving’ then ‘output format’ click the little arrow next to ‘search box’ click the tickbox next to ‘include a menu to search by subcollection’ click ‘save page layout code’ note: this can take a few minutes to have an effect on the frontend, so if you don’t see a change to your search page immediately, just hang on and try again in a few minutes. if you were just trying to turn on the menu of subcollections, that’s all you need to do. however, if you’re trying to get your new subcollection to show, you need to do these two steps again: click the tickbox next to ‘include a menu to search by subcollection’ click ‘save page layout code’ that will cause the menu to update. you don’t need to wait for the frontend to refresh when doing this, just go through the first steps to switch the menu off, save it, then re-tick the box and save again. p2b nominated in local awards november 8, 2006 in learning | comments (0) the search site p2b , powered by a google search appliance, has been nominated in the brighton & hove web awards . oddly enough, it’s hosting the site for the awards, but nominations are separate for that so there shouldn’t be any shenannigans going on. i worked on p2b last summer, writing sets of code to query the gsa and various other tasks. hopefully it will win it’s category of ‘best community site.’ if it does, i’ll be there to see it as i’m presenting an award from the freelancers networking group i run, the brighton farm . fixing an error like /export/hda3 … (no such file or directory) september 29, 2006 in google mini , gsa , xml api | comments (1) while setting up a google mini search for a site recently, i kept getting an error message like this: /export/hda3/4.3.105.m.6/local/conf/frontends/default_frontend/domain_filter (no such file or directory) when trying to use the xml api to get the results back. i tried various things and eventually contacted the host to make sure their setup wasn’t blocking anything. eventually i realised the collection and front end settings are case sensitive and i had mine in all-lowercase as i’d been told, whereas the mini was actually set up with capitalised first letter. once i’d matched what they were in the mini, the error stopped. you can also get the same error with the google search appliance. simple, but so easy to get caught out by it! latest project: course searcher september 15, 2006 in client work , google mini | comments (0) i’m happy to announce my latest google mini project: course searcher it’s a search engine that covers educational courses for 14-19 year olds in brighton and hove (the area of the uk i live in.) i’ve written up what i did for the project in on my freelancing site . we’ve used custom meta tags on the school’s websites to allow an advanced search, and also to feed information in to a database powering the ‘pathways’ system, which leads to customised searching on the schools courses. i’d like to thank the team i worked with on the site, who made it an enjoyable project. here’s hoping a lot of students find it useful for finding the courses they should be doing next to help their future career. ignoring specific content on a page july 28, 2006 in google mini , gsa , spidering | comments (2) if you want your google mini or search appliance to ignore part of your page, you can use some special tags to stop the content being indexed (and therefore brought back in the search results.) surround the content you want ignored with the following tags: <!-- googleoff: index --> <!-- googleon: index --> so if you have <!-- googleoff: index --> i like bees <!-- googleon: index --> on your page and you search for ‘bees’, it won’t come up, even if the page has been spidered. the only people who will find out about your love of buzzing insects will be those who have found the page through other means. this can be useful for excluding parts of your page that the appliance might find confusing, for instance ‘h’ wants to exclude his breadcrumb trail . custom meta tags in search results and full stops may 4, 2006 in google mini , gsa , xml api | comments (4) when you’re using custom meta tags on your pages so you can serve up or search very specific information in your google mini or search appliance, it’s important to chose a meta name that will not conflict with other meta tags that might exist on your site or the public sites you are

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