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    ftserver-android

    ftserver-android

    Self-hosted search engine with web service to share discoveries with

    Full Text Search Engine for Android Mobile, Windows Desktop, Linux Server. You can use the KeyWord to find relative WebSites, dig in important information, search answers. It has a web server inside, use it to share discoveries with people. App's Source Codes included, can be freely distributed over the internet in an unchanged or changed form. Check the file size after downloaded the Android APK. https://sourceforge.net/projects/ftserver-android/files/ The Code Repository includes FTServer Android Version Source Code (Android) FTServer Java Server Version Source Code (Linux Windows) FTServer .NET Server Version Source Code (Linux Windows) https://sourceforge.net/p/ftserver-android/code/
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    ...It's particularly suitable for checking broken links, anchors and web accessibility barriers, but retrieved data can also be used for Web structure mining. Uses a MySQL backend. Derived from ht://Dig.
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    The ht://Dig system is a complete indexing and searching system for a domain or intranet. This system is not meant to replace the need for powerful internet-wide search systems like Lycos, Infoseek, Google and AltaVista.
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    DocTaur is a Web-based searchable directory of reference manuals. You can freely download, install, and administrate it on your local Linux intranet server. It is powered by the ht://Dig search engine and contains reference manuals for developers.
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    HT://Dig for Ampoliros is an interface for the well known HT://Dig search engine, provided as an Ampoliros module. It provides an internal search engine for web sites built with the Magellan CMS.
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    PHP Wrapper Class For ht://Dig is a class I developed while desperately searching for something with similar capabilites. This class is intended to be much more thorough allowing for easily changing headers, footers, and templates. htdig + PHP = htPHP
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    Spindexer is a Search Engine/Crawler tool similar to UDMsearch or ht://dig - but unlike these tools, Spindexer is *very* fast and flexible. A simple Perl script works as a front-end to Pavuk and Swish++, allowing a fast crawl across any site(s).
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    A Perl administration interface for ht://Dig, an open source content indexing and searching system. Includes web-based GUI.
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