From e352292e1d886f8bb4ba3382f9a37cbac80af56f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jean-Francois Dockes The Recoll source repository is
- on Bitbucket. Using
- Mercurial, you're 2 commands away from cloning it and
- hacking away. The Recoll source repository is on
+ opensourceprojects.eu.
+ Use git, to clone it and hack away. Apart from the many tasks inside the
- issue
- tracking system, these are the general areas where help or
+ Apart from possible tickets in the
+ tracking
+ system, these are the general areas where help or
ideas are particularly welcome: There is a history of known bugs, sorted
by fix release. Also see
- the
- issue tracker on Bitbucket.
+ the
+ Recoll issue tracker.
I sometimes release a source tarfile when I consider that the
current development version is stable enough. The current
snapshot contains commits up to 2240 (see
- the
- changelog, and a synthetic abstract in the
+
+ the changelog, and a synthetic abstract in the
current 1.16 release notes).
The Recoll source
repository is hosted
- on
- bitbucket.org. The trunk is usually a bit on the
+ on
+ opensourceprojects.eu. The trunk is usually a bit on the
bleeding edge, but there is always a maintenance branch for
the current production version.Development
-
Known bugs
Note that, if you are running an older release, you may find updated messages by looking inside the appropriate maintenance - branch on - bitbucket.
+ branch in + + the source repository. diff --git a/website/faqsandhowtos/IndexOnAc.txt b/website/faqsandhowtos/IndexOnAc.txt index 850556bd..9ab9ec66 100644 --- a/website/faqsandhowtos/IndexOnAc.txt +++ b/website/faqsandhowtos/IndexOnAc.txt @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ For people using real time indexing on a laptop, kind user "The Doctor" contributed a script to automatically start and stop indexing according to power status. The script can be found here: -link:https://bitbucket.org/medoc/recoll/src/tip/src/desktop/recoll_index_on_ac.sh[recoll_index_on_ac.sh] +link:https://opensourceprojects.eu/p/recoll1/code/ci/144da4a5caa2b39d23d9d7cf262f03b6d80a4739/tree/src/desktop/recoll_index_on_ac.sh[recoll_index_on_ac.sh] To use it, you need to copy it somewhere (e.g.: '/usr/bin', but any place will do), make it executable (`chmod a+x recoll_index_on_ac.sh`), and edit diff --git a/website/faqsandhowtos/WhyIsMyFileNotIndexed.txt b/website/faqsandhowtos/WhyIsMyFileNotIndexed.txt index 4b43cdec..f66ead42 100644 --- a/website/faqsandhowtos/WhyIsMyFileNotIndexed.txt +++ b/website/faqsandhowtos/WhyIsMyFileNotIndexed.txt @@ -58,8 +58,9 @@ In case of indexer misbehaviour (e.g. using too much memory, you should run _tail -f_ on the log to see what is going on. If this is not enough, please -link:http://bitbucket.org/medoc/recoll/issues/new[open a tracker issue] and -attach or link to the log data, or just email me (jfd at recoll.org). +link:https://opensourceprojects.eu/p/recoll1/tickets/new/[open a tracker +issue] and attach or link to the log data, or just email me (jfd at +recoll.org). *recollindex* and *recollindex -i* usually have the same criteria to include a file or not (but see the _Path gotcha_ note below). It may diff --git a/website/filters/filters.html b/website/filters/filters.html index b98f16ff..011d7769 100644 --- a/website/filters/filters.html +++ b/website/filters/filters.html @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@There is a slightly more detailed description of the filter installation procedure on the - + Recoll Wiki.
The following entries are in reverse chronologic order. Each diff --git a/website/index.html.en b/website/index.html.en index 2e936f6e..2b2d3c75 100644 --- a/website/index.html.en +++ b/website/index.html.en @@ -302,7 +302,7 @@
Organizing and searching a large collection of PDFs as part of a research project can be a demanding task. -XMP metadata stored in a PDF, such as journal title, publication year, and user-added keywords, are often useful when searching for a publication. -Here, we describe the use of a custom Recoll filter to retrieve this metadata, an indexing configuration to store it, and result paragraph format to display it. See also a related wiki entry, Generating a custom field and using it to sort results, for sorting results on PDF page count. +XMP +metadata stored in a PDF, such as journal title, publication year, +and user-added keywords, are often useful when searching for a +publication. Here, we describe the use of a custom Recoll filter to +retrieve this metadata, an indexing configuration to store it, and +result paragraph format to display it. See also a related wiki +entry, + Generating a custom field and using it to sort results, for +sorting results on PDF page count.
Bibliographic metadata can be saved in the PDF file itself. In the JabRef bibliography manager, this is done with the "Write XMP-metadata to PDFs" menu item. Note the presence of the keywords in the screenshot below; this field is a good place to tag the PDF with any words of your choosing to describe genre, topic, etc. @@ -110,16 +118,43 @@ application/pdf = exec /home/<username>/.recoll/filters/rclpdf </table><font color="#900000">%K</font> <br><br> -The screenshot below also has the "Highlight color for query terms" set to black; font-weight:bold; for bold, black text (instead of the blue default). There are various methods for creating the thumbnails; the ones here were made by opening the directory containing the PDFs in the Dolphin file manager (part of KDE) and selecting the Preview option. +The screenshot below also has the "Highlight color for query terms" +set to black; font-weight:bold; for bold, black text (instead +of the blue default). There +are + various methods for creating the thumbnails; the ones here were +made by opening the directory containing the PDFs in the Dolphin file manager +(part of KDE) and selecting the Preview option.
The simple query is cerevisiae keyword:protein. This returns only PDFs that have the text "cerevisiae" and have been tagged with the "protein" keyword. The LaTeX-style formatting from the BibTeX database is displayed as HTML (note the italicized words in article title, and umlaut in author's name). Other queries could be made based on the PDF metadata, e.g. journal:plos or year:2013 . -
+
+
The simple query is cerevisiae keyword:protein. This +returns only PDFs that have the text "cerevisiae" and have been tagged +with the "protein" keyword. The LaTeX-style formatting from the BibTeX +database is displayed as HTML (note the italicized words in article +title, and umlaut in author's name). Other queries could be made based + on the PDF metadata, e.g. journal:plos or year:2013.
+
localfields = ; attr1 = val1 ; attr2 = val2
+