Hi, Im new on Yacy and Im having some issues.
Im trying to index the files of our windows server, when I use smb:// it gives me error, saying its *No parser available in SMB, i think its not connecting, it requires authentication. I tried:
smb://username:%mypass%@10.200.51.134/myfolders/
smb://username:"%mypass%"@10.200.51.134/myfolders/
smb://:<%mypass%>@10.200.51.134/myfolders/
With “file://” wihtout authentication it reaches all folders and index all files, but when i try to acess the files from browser, local or other machine, it doesnt open, the link is messy, there is no IP.
file://10.200.51.134/myfolders
With Fess ( fess.codelibs.org) I use the smb:// option with authentication in one former, I dont know how they do the connection.
passwords would be revealed within search results in clear text and that cannot be something what you want
search indexes for smb shares do only make sense if the shared index gets access to a shared account.
In case the shared account has a PW-protection using AD, then the following software may help:
This must be used to mount shares locally for registered users which then can be indexed without a password using a file:/// path.
The authentication layer then sits between the user and the search interface and acts as a filter which makes search results only visible for users which have the correct account rights for that specific path.
That is not a proper URL. A file:// url must have a path after that prefix.
For eample if the path is /home/user/xyz the url is file:///home/user/xyz. (yes, three times ‘/’)
