Namazu-users-en(old)

["Mark Hatton" <mhatton@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I didnt get a response to this issue, is this a bug, feature of the
software? Am  I asking it to do something it was not designed to do ?

Mark

Mark Hatton said:
> Makoto Fujiwara
>
> Thank you for your help.
> It almost works.
>
> 2 issues:-
>
> 1/  I am still getting %20's in the path and filenames, and instead of
> getting the windows directory sepearator \ I am now getting %5C.
>
> 2/ For some reason namazu.cgi seems to be prefixing its http cgi path to
> the search results ie:-
>
> http://web.server.com/cgi/%5C%5Csserver%5Cgeneral%5Caugust%20accounts.xls
>
> Thanks
>
> Mark
>
> Makoto Fujiwara said:
>>
>> Mark> need something to allow the the unix directory seperator / to be
>> Mark> translated into a windows seperator \ and %20 replaced to a
>> single space, Mark> for an undefined path size and any number of
>> %20's.
>>
>> How about
>> --replace='s|/export/samba_docs|//server|;s|/|\\|g;s|%(\d{2})|pack("H2",$1)|ge;s|
>>  | |g;'; ?
>> (Some shell escape issue may still be there, sorry)
>>
>> I will attach my practice to get above line:
>>
>> #!/usr/pkg/bin/perl
>> my $in = '/export/samba_docs/general/august%20accounts.xls';
>>                  ##  \\sserver\general\august accounts.xls
>>
>> $in =~ s|/export/samba_docs|//server|;
>> print $in,"\n";
>> $in =~ s|/|\\|g;
>> print $in,"\n";
>> $in =~ s|%(\d{2})|pack("H2",$1)|ge;
>> print $in,"\n";
>> $in =~ s|  | |g;
>>
>> __END__
>>
>> --replace='s|/export/samba_docs|//server|;s|/|\\|g;s|%(\d{2})|pack("H2",$1)|ge;s|
>>  | |g;';
>>
>> ---
>> Makoto Fujiwara,
>
>
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