Such constraints may formulate specific restrictions to web searches
This is implemented by scraping information for constraints from a web
page during parsing, and storing flags to the pages within the web index.
In this first step, only information for index pages ("index of", directory listings)
are scraped and stored in flags
- added new flag class kelondroBitfield
- added scraper method in condenser
- added bitfield structure for all scrape types (see also condenser)
- added bitfield structure for appearance locations (see RWIEntry)
- added handover protocol for remote search and index distribution
- extended kelondroColumn class to hold bitfield types
- added another search attribute on search page (index.html)
- extended search-filter to enable filtering of non-matching constraints
- set all new database types to be default
- refactoring: moved word hash generation to condenser class
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- moved all url and index(RWI) entries to index package
- better naming to distinguish RWI entries and URL entries
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this should reduce IO a lot, because write caches are now actived for all databases
- added new caching class that combines a read- and write-cache.
- removed old read and write cache classes
- removed superfluous RAM index (can be replaced by kelonodroRowSet)
- addoped all current classes that used the old caching methods
- more asserts, more bugfixes
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- generalized object caching and added new object caching class
- added object caching wherever kelondroTree was used
- added object caching also to usage of kelondroFlex
- added object buffering (a write cache) to NURLs
- added many assert statements; fixed bugs here and there
- added missing close methods to latest added classes
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- added test migration method to migrate the old LURL to a new LURL
the new LURL will be splitted into different tables for each month
this solves several problems:
- the biggest table in YaCy is splitted in different parts and can
also be managed in filesystems that are limited to 2GB
- the oldest entries can easily be identified, used for re-crawl und
deleted
- The complete database can be limited to a specific size (as wanted many times)
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* replaced kelondroTree for NURLs by kelondroFlex
* replaced kelondroTree for EURLs by kelondroFlex
take care, may be very buggy
please finish crawls before updating. crawls will be lost.
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*)changed exception handling in urldbcleanup so that it shows NullPointerException correctly
*)added more Blacklisting to urlcleaner
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* adopted all code to use the declaration form of kelondroRow
* fixed a bug in kelondroRow which caused wrong parsing of encoding type
* the bug caused bad database behaviour in new indexCollection data structure.
because of this bug, all test databases are now already void. A new database is created
* the kelondroFlexTable and indexCollection data structures now store a declaration of the row definition
into a properties file along the database files.
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to store the index entry. This is another step to move to the new database structure.
A side effect of this change is, that index storage uses much less RAM space,
which affects the index RAM cache.
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* store() is now called explicitely
* more urls are written to the EURL table
* the EURL stack does not store the complete entry any more, now only the URL hash
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* mainly for the transition to the new indexing database structure
* a bugfix for an endless loop inside kelondroTree iteration
* a bugfix for bulk read inside a kelondroTree iteration; the bug caused that some elements had been iterated twice
* very strong speed enhancement for url/domain extraction
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This shall be seen as an experiment to exclude all cases where
there could be a DNS lookup during URL comparisment.
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this was done because testing showed that cache-delete operations
slowed down record access most, even more that actual IO operations.
Cache-delete operations appeared when entries were shifted from low-priority
positions to high-priority positions. During a fill of x entries to a database,
x/2 delete situation happen which caused two or more delete operations.
removing the cache control means that these delete operations are not
necessary any more, but it is more difficult to decide which cache elements
shall be removed in case that the cache is full. There is not yet a stable
solution for this case, but the advantage of a faster cache is more important
that the flush problem.
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- Improve performance of plasmaURL.exists() by remembering URL-hashes that are not present
- Use a more realistic estimation of memory usage by the existsIndex cache
- Routine cleanup of the existsIndex to limit its memory usage
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