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big_D
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I need to come up with recommendations for a file server indexing system. The solution(s) need to scan the server and index the files. Personally I'd like a proper document management system, but I am supposed to be looking for a plug-in alternative that will help search the existing terrabytes of documents.
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AlunD
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The type of solution will really depend on the answer to the question. "Is there a taxonomy already in existence and applied to the documents?".
If not then the best you can hope to do is point a search engine at them as structured searching will be effectively ruled out.
Possible approaches would be sharepoint, its search engine isn't bad these days ( uses Autonomy I believe ) or maybe a google box.
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big_D
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Yeah, I keep saying Sharepoint, but Linux programmers seem to have something against MS based solutions.
I thought Google had stopped selling the Google boxes.
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big_D
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So, Google appliance works out at around $30K for 2 years...
SearchBlox looks interesting, has some nice bonus features that Google doesn't have, costs a more reasonable $5K a year.
Also looking at Apache Lucene and I've managed to google a few others as well...
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AlunD
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If you go that route I would be interested in how it goes. had a horrendous experience with this last time I used it.
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big_D
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Yeah, Lucerne on its own doesn't seem to have a good rep, although being open source it is getting support here. SearchBlox seems to be a complete system based on Lucerne.
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