I found the cause of my problems: gatling seems to have a bug in the FastCGI interface.

When using SSL, the payload of the POST request gets dropped after CONTENT_LENGTH.

Hello Garvin,

thanks for the help. I just sent a PM to you with more details.

SvOlli

Hello,

I want to migrate my blog from an Apache webserver to a rather nice webserver called gatling available at http://www.fefe.de/gatling/ . It uses fast-cgi for the PHP integration. As a first test I wanted to set up a vanilla blog to see if it works, and I ran into the following problem: when ...

You're welcome, and I couldn't have done it without you pointing me to include/functions_entries.inc.php, serendipity_searchEntries().

I've updated my patch, as my first attempt had one drawback: it searched twice just to get the same results, if there was none or less than four matches.

diff ...

Who needs sleep anyway? ;-)

When the search didn't bring up enough matches, the search was restarted with an appended "*". SQLite treats "*" like any other character, so the second search didn't bring up anything at all.

Here's my suggestion for a fix / workaround:

diff --git a/include/functions ...

Do you have an external SQLite3 tool that you could use to execute SQL queries? If so, you could try:


SELECT * FROM serendipity_entries WHERE body LIKE '%lighttpd%'
Using the SQLite2 tool, it works as expected: it finds the article.

I tried it again on some other data, and it seems to me that ...

Hmmm... I tried it again and it's not quite that either. Fact is, that it doesn't find obvious texts. Please try it yourself: go to http://blog.h8u.de/ and search for the terms "Qt 4.6" and "lighttpd". Both are available in the latest article "Das Ende meines Apachen...?", but cannot be found using ...

After some more testing and by accident I found the real cause. It has nothing to do with umlauts and probably nothing with the database: you can't search anything that's the text of a link.

If your text includes:
<a href="http://www.s9y.org">jump to s9y page</a>
a search for "jump" or "page ...

Hello,

I'm running s9y for almost five years now, using SQLite as database engine. On the migration 1.4.1 -> 1.5.2, I also changed the database format from Latin-1 to UTF-8. After that the search does not find anything if I search for an umlaut, which worked when the blog was run using Latin-1 ...