Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2093

Search Services Settings
164 Getting Results with Novell Web Services
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In the Default Location of Search Sites field, specify the path to where
you want all search site files to be stored, including index and
configuration files.
Changing this setting won't move existing sites to the new default
location. But all new search sites will be placed here.
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To direct Web Search to reload configuration files modified manually,
outside of Web Search Manager, click Yes next to the Enable Dynamic
Site Updates field.
If you make changes outside of Web Search Manager, such as modifying
a configuration or properties file, Web Search will re-read those files as
often as you indicate in the Seconds Between Site Updates field.
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In the Seconds Between Site Updates field, specify how often Web
Search should check for manual changes (changes made outside of Web
Search Manager) to the configuration files.
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To direct Web Search to reload Web Search templates that have been
modified, click Yes next to the Enable Dynamic Template Updates field.
After making a change to a template from within your HTML editing tool
and saving it on your server, Web Search will re-read the template as often
as you specify in the Seconds Between Template Updates field. That way
you can test your changes almost immediately.
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In the Seconds between Template Updates field, specify how often Web
Search should reload search, print, results, and error templates.
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Click Apply Settings.
Search Services Settings let you turn print capabilities on or off and manage
debugging and statistics settings.
To modify search services settings, do the following:
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From the Web Search Manager home page, click Search under Services
Settings.
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To enable search services for all search sites on your Web Search server,
click Yes next to Enable Search Service.
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Under Debug Settings, click Yes next to Enable Search Debugging if you
want search debugging turned on.