This document briefly explains the installation and basic operation of Namo DeepSearch. Please read it before you install and use DeepSearch. In addition, you should carefully read the User License Agreement. You may use this software on your server for evaluation purposes without charge for a period of 90 days. Namo DeepSearch 3.0 trial provides the same functionality as the commercial versions of Namo DeepSearch. With the Namo DeepSearch 3.0 trial, you can index/search up to 1,000 documents on your home page for a period of 90 days. If you want to use DeepSearch after the 90 days, please purchase a 10,000-document or higher license. (see our order page for pricing). Namo DeepSearch 3.0 trial displays that it is an trial at the top of the result pages and admin pages.
(1) Disk space You should have at least 5 MB of free disk space on the server on which you will be installing DeepSearch. If you do not have enough disk space, the installation will fail or the program will not run properly. You need at least 4 MB of disk space for the application and supporting files. The required swap space for indexing & searching is typically 30% to 50%, up to a maximum of 200%, of the size of all documents to be indexed and searched. At the end of the indexing process, the size of the index database is typically 30% or less of the size of all indexed documents. Tip (2) Server platform DeepSearch may be installed on a server running Windows 95/98/NT/2000, Linux, or Solaris. DeepSearch is compatible with all Web server software. (3) Telnet and FTP access required (Unix versions only) In order to install Namo DeepSearch on a server running Solaris or Linux, you need to upload all of the DeepSearch setup files to the server before you begin installing. To do this, you need to access the server using FTP or telnet. You also need telnet access to send the necessary Unix commands for installing DeepSearch to the server. (4) CGI permissions Namo DeepSearch is a CGI program that requires the information entered by your site visitors to be received by the server so that the information can be processed. Therefore, to install and manage DeepSearch, you need to know the CGI URL and CGI directory of your DeepSearch server, and you need to have "read" and "execute" permissions set correctly on the CGI directory. You will not be able to use Namo DeepSearch if these requirements are not satisfied. If you do not have the correct CGI permissions set, ask your Web server administrator how to proceed.
[Installing Namo DeepSearch]
Installation Procedure
for Solaris or Linux Visit the Namo DeepSearch home page and register your copy of DeepSearch to ensure that you'll get priority access to product updates, special offers and new product announcements. For more detailed installation instructions, please refer to the Namo DeepSearch Installation Guide for Solaris/Linux (install_unix.htm in DeepSearch folder on your Namo WebEditor installation CD-ROM).
Installation Procedure for Windows For more detailed installation instructions, please refer to the Namo DeepSearch Installation Guide for Windows 95/98/NT/2000 (install_win.htm in DeepSearch folder on your Namo WebEditor installation CD-ROM). Indexing Managing DeepSearch
http://[DeepSearch
install URL]/[CGI-URL]/madmin.cgi in the address bar of your Web browser to access the Admin page. If your DeepSearch server runs Windows, you can also right-click on the DeepSearch icon on the task bar and choose Administrator Page. For more detailed information, please refer to "Administration" section in the DeepSearch manual. This document was created
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