Re: [Seeks-users] Seeks Project.

[Alexandre C. P. <ale...@la...>]

Helo David,
i'm working on windows portage too.

Maybe we could work together i need help i have kvm VM with
eclipse/mingw/windows and most of dependencies (i hope).

Le 06/09/2011 00:26, David Mackey a écrit :
> *Editing:*
> I'll certainly take a look at the API wiki article and am willing to
> look at other articles/posts as they are completed.
> *VirtualBox:*
> VirtualBox is a virtualization application similar to VMWare
> Workstation. I installed Ubuntu Server into VirtualBox and then
> downloaded and installed the application package from launchpad for
> Ubuntu. After a few slight tweaks I was up and running.
> I'm going to run through the process once or twice more and will write a
> step-by-step guide for the process for anyone who is interested. I
> initially tried to build seeks from the code, but ran into some issues
> accomplishing this...but will keep working on getting a virtual instance
> of Ubuntu up and running with seeks from source.
> The application process (if we were to distribute this to end users)
> would involve:
> 1. Downloading and installing the VirtualBox application (which is
> cross-platform compatible).
> 2. Downloading and opening a saved virtual machine (the one I built).
> That would be it from the end user perspective. It isn't a perfect
> solution - but it is a fairly easy solution, especially for individuals
> with mid-level technical expertise. I'd also like to continue working on
> getting seeks running with Cygwin and perhaps writing a native windows
> port at some juncture...though I'd prefer to leave the last to someone
> with more technical expertise than I.
> *Automatic IP Discovery:*
> A virtual machine has an IP address just like a physical machine. In
> order for the end user to use either the proxy or the http server, they
> must know what url to use to connect to the machine (e.g. 192.168.1.6).
> However, this IP is going to change from system to system. We can have
> the virtual machine use DHCP to determine what its IP will be, but on
> some networks this may be 10.1.0.x, others 192.168.0.x, and so on.
> *Active User Interaction:*
>      I'm not seeing any red x by which I can remove results? Is there
> any reason this option would not appear for me? I am running seeks-0.3.5.
>      I understand that a large percentage of users don't want to be
> actively engaged in optimizing search results - but I know there is also
> a significant minority who are heavily interested in reorganizing
> results and who could provide significant benefits to the seeks (or any
> search community) as a whole...but this topic probably requires more
> length than I can contribute right at this moment and I'd like to break
> it out from this thread for separate, concentrated discussion. I'll post
> another separate message soon to the list focused solely on the topic of
> Active User Interactions.
> Respectfully,
> Dave Mackey
> 
> 
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