SSBROWSER
If this variable is set in the environment (e.g. export SSBROWSER=lynx) it is used.
Query the geocrawler mailing lists search engine
searchgeo -H
searchgeo [-l
list1
[list2] ...]
-p
pattern
searchgeo is a commandline script to query the Geocrawler search engine. Geocrawler archives many of the Debian mailing lists as well as other Linux related lists.
-b
- pull bodies too
-D
- download and save the list names to a config file in ~/.searchscripts/. This allows for quicker startup as the list name page doesn't have to be pulled each time. If you've used -D, you should run it once in a while to make sure the lists are up-to-date.
-H
- pull the geocrawler.com home page into the browser
- print the lists that match the partial arguments pat1 ...; "-L \*" to see all lists.
-l
- lists, default devel
all = devel mentors user
-k
- don't delete the hits file on exit. It will be in /tmp and start with geo__. It is always kept if the browser is Netscape.
-p
- search pattern. The -p is optional if it is the only switch.
-t <seconds>
- socket timeout, default 60
If you use Netscape as your browser, the temp files will be left in /tmp and you'll have delete them occasionally. These files are automatically deleted if you use a different browser.
SSBROWSER
If this variable is set in the environment (e.g. export SSBROWSER=lynx) it is used.
X11BROWSER
Else if DISPLAY is set then the X11BROWSER environment variable is checked for the preferred browser. If unset it defaults to lynx.
CONSOLEBROWSER
Else the CONSOLEBROWSER environment variable is checked for the preferred console browser. If unset it defaults to lynx.
searchgeo -l all -p murdock perens
searchgeo -l all -p apt beta jason -b
searchgeo cpan perl5
searchgeo -L sql
- ^C stops the search and shows the hits to that point if it can
- the SourceForge lists aren't included as there are hundreds of them, mostly empty