From: gopher-project-bounces+rachael=telefisk.org@lists.alioth.debian.org
       Date: Thu Feb 17 23:41:10 2011
       Subject: [gopher] Improving Gopher Searches
       
       Improving the "freshness" of the Veronica-2 / VISHNU database
       is probably the best way to ensure that recently added material
       is findable.  That got me wondering if perhaps what's needed
       is a local indexer that could be run at least daily, with the
       resulting data ball either left in the root directory for
       retrieval by, or sent in to, the Veronica-2 / VISHNU server(s).
       The idea is to reduce the amount of gopherspace that needs to
       be actively crawled by the Veronica-2 / VISHNU servers which,
       from Cameron's posts, appear to take a while and aren't very
       frequent.
       
       I'm not very knowledgeable on database management; is the above
       scheme feasible? If so, what should the data ball look like?
       A flat file seems like it'd be adequate and leaves the "how" up
       to individual server operators.
       
       Jeff W.
       
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