Chris Smith

So I got it figured out. I had to do $sudo ln -s /usr/share/adminer/ /var/www/html/adminer. Then go to http://127.0.0.1/adminer/adminer/ . No where was any of this documented or anything. Of course man adminer gets you nothing. I understand that. But after finding the README, I get Adminer - Database management in a single PHP file. Wow I know that. Nothing on installed files. Where to find them. How to use them. Nothing. Going to the website and still no install help. Just wish it was clearer.

http://127.0.0.1/adminer.php returns 404. I have no trouble getting to the apache default landing page. NO attempts to get a 'adminer' page work. In addition the readme and manuals are sorely lacking in any direction.

http://127.0.0.1/adminer.php returns 404

I created 5 test text files containing the strings 'bird,cat,dog,fish'. Then removed test strings in each file. So that: bird _,2,3,4,5 cat 1,_,3,4,_ dog 1,2,_,4,_ fish 1,2,3,_,5 cat AND dog should return file 1,4 regexp: cat OR dog should return file 1,2,3,4 regexp:(cat)|(dog) cat NOT dog should return file 3 regexp: NOT cat OR dog should return file 5 regexp: I tried EVERYTHING that I could find (spent 3 hrs on this) and could not get it to work correctly. At one time I got results but my joy was...

wow that would be a big task for me, but it would give me a goal to work towards.

As @jmj has stated make sure that you do NOT update the database as it may remove all your results. Also, great idea in copying off the '.dbs' file this way you can always return to the orgnl source. For anyone else that catalogs a drive then have it crash. This may help you retrieve the file/folder list. 1. Make sure that 'Settings >> Advanced >> Results list >> Do not show deleted/renamed/moved files' is UNchecked. /* this makes sure that we get results even if the drive is not available */ 2....

As @jmj has stated make sure that you do NOT update the database as it may remove all your results. Also, great idea in copying off the '.dbs' file this way you can always return to the orgnl source. For anyone else that catalogs a drive then have it crash. This may help you retrieve the file/folder list. 1. Make sure that 'Settings >> Advanced >> Results list >> Do not show deleted/renamed/moved files' is UNchecked. /* this makes sure that we get results even if the drive is not available */ 2....

As @jmj has stated make sure that you do NOT update the database as it may remove all your results. Also, great idea in copying off the '.dbs' file this way you can always return to the orgnl source. For anyone else that catalogs a drive then have it crash. This may help you retrieve the file/folder list. 1. Make sure that 'Settings >> Advanced >> Results list >> Do not show deleted/renamed/moved files' is UNchecked. / this makes sure that we get results even if the drive is not available / 2. Make...