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It's in another chapter of the documentation, See section dmoz.org
.
Check that your database tables (catalog_category_dmoz, catalog_entry2category_dmoz, catalog_category2category_dmoz, dmozrecords and catalog_path_dmoz) contain data.
If the catalog_path_dmoz table is empty or contains very few records simply drop the table and try to browse the catalog again. Be patient, the first browse operation will rebuild the catalog_path_dmoz table from scratch.
The dmoz catalog contains very long path that do not fit in
the catalog_category_dmoz table path field. At the time of this writing
there are 4 of them which are obvious errors such as:
/Bookmarks/B/bobbitt/Mozoo/Undecided/Test/Links
/URL/http/www/domain/name/net/default/more/sites
/I/have/emailed/to/me/in/newsletters/and/which
/I/then/will/move/into/the/proper/Open/Directory
/Project/sub/cats/
Since these duplicates are not fatal errors you can safely ignore them.
Click on the count button in the Control Panel.
Go to the Control Panel, click on configure and set the hideempty flag.
This problem is apparently transient. You should be able to get rid of it by trying again. Please fill a bug report describing the conditions in which it occurs at http://www.senga.org/bugzilla/.
This is because the action takes a long time. Incoming characters show
that the action is running, See section Actions that takes a long time
.
CGI configuration file
,
these files come from recursive cgi calls that never returned. This may happen
if you create a catalog, get the HTML form and decide that, after all, you don't
want to create it and click on the Back button in your navigator. There are
a number of situations that leads to this case.
The solution is to run a process that will delete old Catalog files from time to time.
To get rid of this message reload the Catalog control panel and start again.
This error message in the logs of the HTTP server is related to the
fact that you've created a catalog for a table that do not have a unique
numerical key named rowid, See section Catalog management guide
.
If the associated error message in the logs is cannot execute select <table>.rowid from <table>, see the corresponding entry in this chapter.
Relational constraints
.
Record update (update)
.
[Wed Jan 13 08:33:49 1999] Catalog: cannot open ./mysql.conf for writing : Permission denied at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/Catalog/tools/sqledit.pm line 2170 |
The MySQL
server is probably not running. Check that at least one mysqld
process is running. There may be more on systems that show threads on the
ps output.
If it is running, the permissions are probably wrong.
By clicking on the editing mysql.conf link you will be able to change the user name and
the password used to connect to the MySQL
database. The mysql.conf edition page looks like this:
Change the line beginning with user with the MySQL
user name
and the line beginning with passwd with the password of this user in
the MySQL
database. If you are not sure about which user name and
password to use, contact the system administrator of your machine. Note that
white space characters around the password and the user name are ignored.
To save the modified configuration file click on the save button. The modified configuration file is displayed again for edition and you should see a line at the bottom of the screen that says mysql.conf saved.
You are now ready to come back to the control panel by clicking on the Back to Catalog Control Panel link on the top of the page.
For a guide on how to build a sample catalog, See section First use
.
All the table names beginning by catalog
are reserved by Catalog
and may not be used for other purpose. The removal of your table has probably
been done by the Catalog software. Sorry.
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