From b9462c2acfabf121bdf10e0a91bc2bc8c82dfb91 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jean-Francois Dockes Date: Thu, 21 May 2015 12:55:54 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] web --- website/download-1.17.html | 368 -------------------------------- website/download-1.18.html | 362 ------------------------------- website/download-1.19.html | 422 ------------------------------------- website/download.html | 11 +- 4 files changed, 5 insertions(+), 1158 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 website/download-1.17.html delete mode 100644 website/download-1.18.html delete mode 100644 website/download-1.19.html diff --git a/website/download-1.17.html b/website/download-1.17.html deleted file mode 100644 index 56a74f93..00000000 --- a/website/download-1.17.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,368 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Recoll download - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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Recoll downloads

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SourcePackages (.rpm and .deb)Known bugsMac portsFilters Translations
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General information

- -

The current version is 1.17.4. - Release notes.

- -

Recoll - Installation / building manual.

- -

The indexing filters used for some document types may need - external packages not installed on your system by default, and - not installed automatically with Recoll: take a look at the list and - decide what you need to - install. Also new or updated - filters sometimes become available after a release. As a - rule, all filters are compatible with all Recoll - versions. Any compatibility problem will be explicitely - mentionned.

- -

The Recoll term explorer tool in phonetic mode (marginally - useful and optional) uses the aspell package, version - 0.60 (utf-8 support) or newer.

- -

If you find problems with this page, the package or its - installation, please - report them.

- -

What do the release numbers mean?

- -

The Recoll releases are numbered X.Y.Z. The X - would only change for really major modifications like a big - change in the index format, and possibly won't ever reach - 2.

- -

Y is for functional modifications. These may bring bugs, so - if you don't need the new features, you may want to wait a little, - and especially skip the first release (X.Y.0), at least for a few - weeks.

- -

Z changes for bug fixes only, - and moving from X.Y.Z to X.Y.Z+u should in general involve - little risk of regression. But, any change can bring - problems, if you are not affected by the corrected bugs (check - the changes file), there is - probably no necessity to upgrade anyway.

- -

Source

- -

Current release distribution: 1.17.4:

- -

recoll-1.17.4.tar.gz. -

- - - -

Prerequisites for building from source:

- - -

Source repository:

-

The Recoll source repository is - hosted on - bitbucket.org. - The trunk is usually a bit on the bleeding edge, but there is - always a maintenance branch for the current production version.

- -

Older recoll releases:

-

- 1.17.3. - 1.17.2. - 1.17.1. - 1.16.2. - 1.15.9. - 1.14.4. - 1.13.04. - 1.12.4. - 1.11.4. - 1.10.6. - 1.9.0. - 1.8.2. - 1.7.6. - 1.6.3. - 1.5.11. - 1.4.3. - 1.3.3. - 1.2.3. - 1.1.0. - 1.0.16. -

- -

Packages

- -

Packages or ports for Recoll are available in the standard - repositories for many distributions.

-

However they are often a bit older or built with older Xapian - releases. Here follow a number of updated packages and - instructions for a number of distributions.

-

All binary packages on this page need a Qt 4 (4.4 at least) runtime - environment. To make things easier, on systems where Xapian is - not available from the standard package repositories, the - Recoll package will have a static link to Xapian so that you - do not need to build/install it separately.

- -

Debian

- -

The Debian Recoll packages are usually fairly up to date (at - least in testing), just use the appropriate Debian repository.

- -

Ubuntu

- -

There are Personal Package Archives on launchpad.net for - - Recoll, kio-recoll and recoll-lens. These were built from the - latest versions, for a set of Ubuntu series. starting at - Lucid. The installation is very simple: - 


-          sudo add-apt-repository ppa:recoll-backports/recoll-1.15-on
-          sudo apt-get update
-          sudo apt-get install recoll
-
- - -

Linux Mint

-

The Ubuntu PPA works perfectly for Mint 13 (and probably - other releases too). Just follow the instructions for Ubuntu.

- -

RPMS

- -

Some Fedora and Mandriva packages unfortunately think that they - depend on exiftool (which is needed by the little used jpeg - info filter), due to excessive rpmbuild cleverness. -
You'll need to install the Xapian, Qt, and zlib development - packages if you want use the source rpms.

- -

Fedora

-

Recoll is present in the standard Fedora package - repositories starting from F-12. The new versions are tracked quite - closely, so I don't build the rpms any more (email me if you need - one).

- -

OpenSUSE

-
-

Recoll is in the KDE:Extra repository - - - You just need to add the repository to your - software sources (Yast2->software->Software repositories).
- - Repository list (supported Suse versions). After adding the - appropriate repository to your software sources, you will be - able to install recoll and kio_recoll from the software - management interface. The Xapian dependancy will also be - satisfied from the build service repository. Some of the older - repositories do not build antiword, just tell the software manager - to "break" recoll by installing anyway, and get antiword - somewhere else.

-
- -

Mandriva

-
- -

Mandriva linux 2011 using Qt 4 and the Xapian version - from the Mandriva repository.: - - recoll-1.17.2-1-mdv2011.0.i586.rpm, - - recoll-debug-1.17.2-1-mdv2011.0.i586.rpm.
- Source: - - recoll-1.17.2-1.src.rpm -

-
- -

Ports

- -

Mac port

- -

It seems that Recoll will sometimes find data that Spotlight - misses (especially inside pdfs apparently, which is probably - more to the credit of poppler than recoll itself).

-

Recoll is in MacPorts and really easy to install:

-
    -
  1. - Install MacPorts.
    2. -
  2. Type "sudo port install recoll"
    3. -
- -

Recoll is then available from the command line and as an icon in - the usual MacPorts applications place.

- -

Building on Solaris

-

I did not test building the GUI on Solaris for this version. You - will need at least Qt 4.4. The old hints - in the previous page may - still be valid.

-

Someone did test the indexer and Python module build, they - do work, with a few minor glitches. Be sure to use - GNU make and install.

- -

Translations

- -

Most of the translations for 1.17 are incomplete - The source translation files are included in the source - release. If your language has some english messages left and - you want to take a shot at fixing the problem, you can send - the results to me and earn - my gratefulness (and your less multilingual - compatriot's)...

- -

You can use the .ts file to alter the translations if you - wish (use Qt's linguist tool to edit the source file, - then lrelease to produce the .qm file.). - The .qm file should be copied to - /usr/[local/]share/recoll/translations -

- -

recoll_xx.ts is a blank - Recoll 1.17 message file, handy to work on a new translation.

- -

Updated 1.17 translations that became available after the - release:

- -

A Greek translation for 1.17, thanks to Dimitrios - recoll_el.ts - recoll_el.qm -

- -

Note that, if you are running an older release, - you may find updated messages by looking inside the - appropriate maintenance branch - on bitbucket.

- - - - -
- - diff --git a/website/download-1.18.html b/website/download-1.18.html deleted file mode 100644 index bfb51e1d..00000000 --- a/website/download-1.18.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,362 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Recoll download - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- -
- -
- -

Recoll downloads

- -
- - - - - - - - - - - -
SourcePackages (.rpm and .deb)Known bugsMac portsFilters Translations
-
- -

General information

- -

The current version is 1.18.2. - Release notes.

- -

The download page for Recoll 1.17 is - still available.

- -

Recoll - Installation / building manual.

- -

The indexing filters used for some document types may need - external packages not installed on your system by default, and - not installed automatically with Recoll: take a look at the list and - decide what you need to - install. Also new or updated - filters sometimes become available after a release. As a - rule, all filters are compatible with all Recoll - versions. Any compatibility problem will be explicitely - mentionned.

- -

The Recoll term explorer tool in phonetic mode (marginally - useful and optional) uses the aspell package, version - 0.60 (utf-8 support) or newer.

- -

If you find problems with this page, the package or its - installation, please - report them.

- -

What do the release numbers mean?

- -

The Recoll releases are numbered X.Y.Z. The X - would only change for really major modifications like a big - change in the index format, and possibly won't ever reach - 2.

- -

Y is for functional modifications. These may bring bugs, so - if you don't need the new features, you may want to wait a little, - and especially skip the first release (X.Y.0), at least for a few - weeks.

- -

Z changes for bug fixes only, - and moving from X.Y.Z to X.Y.Z+u should in general involve - little risk of regression. But, any change can bring - problems, if you are not affected by the corrected bugs (check - the release file), there is - probably no necessity to upgrade anyway.

- -

Source

- -

Current release distribution: 1.18.2:

- -

recoll-1.18.2.tar.gz. -

- - - -

Prerequisites for building from source:

- - -

Source repository:

-

The Recoll source repository is - hosted on - bitbucket.org. - The trunk is usually a bit on the bleeding edge, but there is - always a maintenance branch for the current production version.

- -

Older recoll releases:

-

There

- -

Packages

- -

Packages or ports for Recoll are available in the standard - repositories for many distributions.

-

However they are often a bit older or built with older Xapian - releases. Here follow a number of updated packages and - instructions for a number of distributions.

-

All binary packages on this page need a Qt 4 (4.4 at least) runtime - environment. To make things easier, on systems where Xapian is - not available from the standard package repositories, the - Recoll package will have a static link to Xapian so that you - do not need to build/install it separately.

- -

Debian

- -

The Debian Recoll packages are usually fairly up to date (at - least in testing), just use the appropriate Debian repository.

- -

Ubuntu

- -

There are Personal Package Archives on launchpad.net for - - Recoll, kio-recoll and recoll-lens. These were built from the - latest versions, for a set of Ubuntu series. starting at - Lucid. The installation is very simple: - 


-          sudo add-apt-repository ppa:recoll-backports/recoll-1.15-on
-          sudo apt-get update
-          sudo apt-get install recoll
-
- -

Source code for the lens (also included in the main - recoll tar file):
- For 1.18 installations: - recoll-lens-1.18.1.2997.tar.gz
- For 1.17: - recoll-lens-1.17.2.2697.tar.gz

- -

The packages in the standard repository and on the PPA - are a bit different in the sense that the Python extension - is included in the PPA package, but it's a separate - package in the standard repository. This can give rise to - errors about overwriting the Python module when switching - between versions. Typically, the error message would be - like the following:

- - 

-    ErrorMessage: trying to overwrite '/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/recoll.so', which is also in package recoll 1.18.1-1~ppa1~quantal1
- -

If this happens, you just need to delete - the previous package(s) before installing the other one(s) - instead of performing an upgrade.

- -
-

Notes for Ubuntu Lucid

- -
    - -
  • Under lucid you will need to add the - - Xapian backports PPA to provide the libxapian22 - package
    • - -
  • The rclepub filter apparently needs Python - 2.7. You will need to install it and modify the first - line of the filter script to execute python2.7 - instead of python.
    • - -
-
- -

Linux Mint

- -

The Ubuntu PPA works perfectly for Mint 13 (and probably - other releases too). Just follow the instructions for Ubuntu.

- -

RPMS

-

You'll need to install the Xapian, Qt, Qt-Webkit and zlib - development packages if you want use the source rpms.

- -

Fedora

- -

Recoll is present in the standard Fedora package repositories - starting from F-12. The new versions are tracked quite - closely, so I don't build the rpms any more (email me if you need - one).

- -

OpenSUSE

-
-

Recoll is in the KDE:Extra repository - - - You just need to add the repository to your - software sources (Yast2->software->Software repositories).
- - Repository list (supported Suse versions). After adding the - appropriate repository to your software sources, you will be - able to install recoll and kio_recoll from the software - management interface. The Xapian dependancy will also be - satisfied from the build service repository. Some of the older - repositories do not build antiword, just tell the software manager - to "break" recoll by installing anyway, and get antiword - somewhere else.

-
- -

Mageia

-
- -

Mageia version 2: - - mageia2/recoll-1.18.1-1.mga2.i586.rpm, - - recoll-debug-1.18.1-1.mga2.i586.rpm.
- Source: - - recoll-1.18.1-1.mga2.src.rpm -

-
- -

Ports

- -

Mac port

- -

It seems that Recoll will sometimes find data that Spotlight - misses (especially inside pdfs apparently, which is probably - more to the credit of poppler than recoll itself).

-

Recoll is in MacPorts and really easy to install:

-
    -
  1. - Install MacPorts.
    2. -
  2. Type "sudo port install recoll"
    3. -
- -

Recoll is then available from the command line and as an icon in - the usual MacPorts applications place.

- -

Building on Solaris

-

I did not test building the GUI on Solaris for this version. You - will need at least Qt 4.4. The old hints - in the previous page may - still be valid.

-

Someone did test the indexer and Python module build, they - do work, with a few minor glitches. Be sure to use - GNU make and install.

- -

Translations

- -

Most of the translations for 1.18 are incomplete - The source translation files are included in the source - release. If your language has some english messages left and - you want to take a shot at fixing the problem, you can send - the results to me and earn - my gratefulness (and your less multilingual - compatriot's)...

- -

You can use the .ts file to alter the translations if you - wish (use Qt's linguist tool to edit the source file, - then lrelease to produce the .qm file.). - The .qm file should be copied to - /usr/[local/]share/recoll/translations -

- -

recoll_xx.ts is a blank - Recoll 1.18 message file, handy to work on a new translation.

- -

A Czech translation for 1.18, thanks to Pavel - recoll_cs.ts - recoll_cs.qm -

- - -

Note that, if you are running an older release, - you may find updated messages by looking inside the - appropriate maintenance branch - on bitbucket.

- - -
- - diff --git a/website/download-1.19.html b/website/download-1.19.html deleted file mode 100644 index 6062b6e3..00000000 --- a/website/download-1.19.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,422 +0,0 @@ - - - - Recoll download - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- -
- -
-

Recoll downloads

- -
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- General - Source - Packages (.rpm and .deb) - Known bugs - Mac ports - Updated Filters - Translations
-
- -
-

General information

- -

The current version is 1.19.14p2. Release -notes.

- -

The download page for Recoll 1.18 is still -available.

- -

Recoll Installation / building -manual.

- -

The indexing filters used for some document types may need external -packages not installed on your system by default, and not installed -automatically with Recoll: take a -look at the list and decide what you need to install.

- -

The Recoll term explorer tool in phonetic mode (marginally useful and -optional) uses the aspell package, version 0.60 (utf-8 support) or -newer.

- -

If you find problems with this page, the package or its installation, -please report them.

- -

What do the release numbers mean?

- -

The Recoll releases are numbered X.Y.Z. The X would only change for really -major modifications like a big change in the index format, and possibly won't -ever reach 2.

- -

Y is for functional modifications. These may bring bugs, so if you don't -need the new features, you may want to wait a little, and especially skip the -first release (X.Y.0), at least for a few weeks.

- -

Z changes for bug fixes only, and moving from X.Y.Z -to X.Y.Z+u should in general involve little risk of regression. But, -any change can bring problems, if you are not affected by the -corrected bugs (check the release file), there -is probably no necessity to upgrade anyway.

-
- -
-

Known bugs

-

There is a history of known bugs, sorted - by fix release. Also see - the - issue tracker on Bitbucket. -

-
- -
-

Source

- -

Current release distribution: 1.19.14p2:

- - -

recoll-1.19.14p2.tar.gz.

- -

1.20 preview

- -

Recoll 1.20 will contain no revolutionary changes, but a set of -hopefully useful adjustments, which will be released in a series of -incremental snapshots. The current snapshot is - -recoll-1.20.0p2.tar.gz. - -See the release notes for what's in -there.

- - - -

Ubuntu Unity Lens and Scope

-

This are not included in the main tar file any more.

-For 1.19 and 1.20 installations: - - recoll-lens-1.19.10.3543.tar.gz (up to Ubuntu 13.04 Raring)
- - unity-scope-recoll-1.19.12.tar.gz (Ubuntu 13.10 and later).
-For 1.18: - - recoll-lens-1.18.1.2997.tar.gz
-For 1.17: - - recoll-lens-1.17.2.2697.tar.gz

- -

Prerequisites for building from source:

-
    -
  • C++ compiler. Its absence sometimes manifests itself by strange messages - about iconv_open (fixed after 1.13.04).
    • -

  • Xapian core development libraries. Most Linux distributions carry them - in their package repository. Or you will find source and binary packages on - the Xapian download page. -
    - Recoll should still work with Xapian 1.0, but it is highly recommended to - use a Xapian 1.2 version.

    -

    Note on building Xapian for older CPUs: The build - configurations for Xapian releases 1.0.21 and 1.2.1 or newer enable the use - of SSE2 floating point instructions. These instructions are not available - in CPUs older than Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon 64. When building for such - a CPU, you need to add the --disable-sse flag to the Xapian library - configure command. If this is not done, the problem signals itself by - "Illegal instruction" crashes (SIGILL) in recollindex and recoll.

    -
    • -
  • X11 development files.
    • -
  • zlib development files.
    • -

  • Qt development files: Qt 4.4 or newer. The Recoll GUI will not build - with Qt releases older than 4.4.

    -
    • -

  • Qt webkit development: Qt WebKit is quite often distributed apart from - the main Qt lib. It is possible to configure Recoll not to use Qt WebKit - (see configure --help).

    -
    • -
  • Python development package: you can avoid needing this by configuring - with --disable-python-module.
    • -
- -

Source repository:

- -

The Recoll source repository is hosted on -bitbucket.org. The -trunk is usually a bit on the bleeding edge, but there is always a maintenance -branch for the current production version.

- -

Instructions for building

- -

Normally, it's just configure; make; make install. If a bit - more detail is needed, - - there is some in the manual. - -

Older recoll releases:

- -

A whole bunch is - there, but I can see - no reason whatsoever to use one of these versions.

- -
- -
-

Packages

- -

Packages or ports for Recoll are available in the standard repositories for -many distributions.

- -

However they are often a bit older or built with older Xapian releases. Here - follow some pointers to find newer packages for some - distributions. In most cases, you will just need to use an - alternate repository.

- -

I sometimes build binary packages when no appropriate repository - exists. Any binary package directly linked from this page need a Qt - 4 (4.4 at least) runtime environment. To make things easier, on - systems where Xapian is not available from the standard package - repositories, the Recoll package will have a static link to Xapian - so that you do not need to build/install it separately.

- -

Debian

- -

The Debian Recoll packages are usually fairly up to date (at least in -testing), just use the appropriate Debian repository.

- -

Except they're not at the moment (2014-05).... So here are -1.19.14p2 packages for Debian stable (Wheezy):
-python3-recoll_1.19.14p2-1_amd64.deb
-python3-recoll_1.19.14p2-1_i386.deb
-python-recoll_1.19.14p2-1_amd64.deb
-python-recoll_1.19.14p2-1_i386.deb
-recoll_1.19.14p2-1_amd64.deb
-recoll_1.19.14p2-1_i386.deb
-

- -

You can list the directory for the -source package and other files).

- -

Ubuntu

- -

There are Personal Package Archives on launchpad.net for Recoll, -kio-recoll and recoll-lens. These were built from the latest versions, for -a set of Ubuntu series. starting at Lucid. The installation is very simple:

-

-          sudo add-apt-repository ppa:recoll-backports/recoll-1.15-on
-          sudo apt-get update
-          sudo apt-get install recoll
-
- -

The 1.19 packages in the PPA now have a separate package - for the Python extension, like the standard ones, so there should be - no more conflict issues while switching from the PPA to the normal - repositories and back.

- -
-

Notes for Ubuntu Lucid

-
    -
  • If you still use Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid), you will need - to add the Xapian - backports PPA to provide the libxapian22 package
    • -
  • The rclepub filter apparently needs Python - 2.7. You will need to install it and modify the first line of the - filter script to execute python2.7 instead of - python.
    • -
-
- -

Linux Mint

- -

The Ubuntu PPA works perfectly for Mint 13 (and probably other releases -too). Just follow the instructions for Ubuntu.

- -

RPMS

- -

You'll need to install the Xapian, Qt, Qt-Webkit and zlib development -packages if you want use the source rpms.

- -

Fedora

- -

Recoll is present in the standard Fedora package repositories starting from - F-12. The new versions are usually tracked quite closely, but - 1.19.14p2 is not there yet, so here are some packages - for Fedora 20 and Fedora - 21. There are only x86_64 binaries for now, use the source rpm - for other archs.

- -

OpenSUSE

- -

Recoll is in the KDE:Extra repository. You just need to add the - repository to your software - sources (Yast2->software->Software repositories).
- - Repository list (supported Suse versions). - After adding the appropriate repository to your software sources, - you will be able to install recoll and kio_recoll from the software - management interface. The Xapian dependancy will also be satisfied - from the build service repository. Some of the older repositories do - not build antiword, just tell the software manager to "break" recoll - by installing anyway, and get antiword somewhere else.

- - - -
- -
-

Ports

- -

Mac port

- -

It seems that Recoll will sometimes find data that Spotlight misses -(especially inside pdfs apparently, which is probably more to the credit of -poppler than recoll itself).

- -

Recoll is in MacPorts and really easy to install:

-
    -
  1. Install - MacPorts.
    2. -
  2. Type "sudo port install recoll"
    3. -
- -

Recoll is then available from the command line and as an icon in the usual -MacPorts applications place.

-
- -
-

Updated filters

-

new or updated filters - sometimes become available after a release. As a rule, all - filters are compatible with all Recoll versions. Any - compatibility problem will be explicitely mentionned.

-
- -
-

Translations

- -

Most of the translations for 1.19 are incomplete The source translation -files are included in the source release. If your language has some english -messages left and you want to take a shot at fixing the problem, you can send -the results to me and earn my gratefulness -(and your less multilingual compatriot's)...

- -

You can use the .ts file to alter the translations if you wish (use -Qt's linguist tool to edit the source file, then lrelease to -produce the .qm file.). The .qmfile should be -copied to /usr/[local/]share/recoll/translations -

- -

recoll_xx.ts is a blank Recoll 1.19 -message file, handy to work on a new translation.

- -

Updated 1.19 translations that became available after the release:

- -

A Simplified Chinese translation by 蔡火胜: -recoll_zh_CN.ts -recoll_zh_CN.qm -

- -

A Polish translation by Tymoteusz: -recoll_pl.ts -recoll_pl.qm -

- -

All the following translations are up to date in release - 1.19.12. For older ones:

-

Greek translation, thanks to Dimitrios -recoll_el.ts -recoll_el.qm -

- -

German translation, thanks to Jonatan -recoll_de.ts -recoll_de.qm -

- - - -

Note that, if you are running an older release, you may find updated -messages by looking inside the appropriate maintenance branch on bitbucket.

- -
- -
- - - diff --git a/website/download.html b/website/download.html index dc5f2404..ffb1cdb2 100644 --- a/website/download.html +++ b/website/download.html @@ -70,9 +70,6 @@ function showdiv(viewid)

The current version is 1.20.6. Release notes.

-

The download page for Recoll 1.19 is still -available.

-

Recoll Installation / building manual.

@@ -230,9 +227,9 @@ many distributions.

The Debian Recoll packages are usually fairly up to date (at least in testing), just use the appropriate Debian repository.

-

Except they're not at the moment (2014-05).... So - I am maintaining a repository for packages built on Debian - stable (Wheezy). To add the repository to your sources:

+

Except they're not at the moment (2015-05).... So + I am maintaining a repository for packages built for Debian + Wheezy. To add the repository to your sources: