install an Open Source Search Engine Software (PHP MSQL)

You will install this script on our servers. It is a simple straight foreward script that is installed easy. We have installed it on 3 servers. With PHP and MSQL knowlidge it will take about 2 hours. We think about 50 USD bid will get the job. Much higher bidding is for no use, then we install iit ourselfs, A good bid can start directly. Here you have the guide so you see what to do before you bid. [login to view URL] Set-up Requirements The Yioop search engine requires: (1) a web server, (2) PHP 5.3 or better (Yioop used only to serve search results from a pre-built index has been tested to work in PHP 5.2), (3) Curl libraries for downloading web pages. To be a little more specific Yioop has been tested with Apache 2.2 and I've been told Version 0.82 or newer works with lighttpd. It should work with other webservers, although it might take some finessing. For PHP, you need a build of PHP that incorporates multi-byte string (mb_ prefixed) functions, Curl, Sqlite (or at least PDO with Sqlite driver), the GD graphics library and the command-line interface. If you are using Mac OSX Snow Leopard or newer, the version of Apache2 and PHP that come with it suffice. For Windows, Mac, and Linux, another easy way to get the required software is to download a Apache/PHP/MySql suite such as XAMPP. On Windows machines, find the the [login to view URL] file under the php folder in your Xampp folder and change the line: ;extension=[login to view URL] to extension=[login to view URL] The [login to view URL] file has a post_max_size setting you might want to change. You might want to change it to: post_max_size = 32M Yioop will work with the post_max_size set to as little as two megabytes bytes, but will be faster with the larger post capacity. If you are using WAMP, similar changes as with XAMPP must be made, but be aware that WAMP has two [login to view URL] files and both of these must be changed. If you are using the Ubuntu-variant of Linux, the following lines would get the software you need: sudo apt-get install curl sudo apt-get install apache2 sudo apt-get install php5 sudo apt-get install php5-cli sudo apt-get install php5-sqlite sudo apt-get install php5-curl sudo apt-get install php5-gd For both Mac and Linux, you might want to alter the post_max_size variable in your [login to view URL] file as in the Windows case above. In addition to the minimum installation requirements above, if you want to use the Manage Machines feature in Yioop, you might need to do some additional configuration. The Manage Machines activity allows you through a web interface to start/stop and look at the log files for each of the queue_servers, and fetchers that you want Yioop to manage. If it is not configured then these task would need to be done via the command line. Also, if you do not use the Manage Machine interface your Yioop site can make use of only one queue_server. As a final step, after installing the necessary software, make sure to start/restart your web server and verify that it is running.