creating a content system

[Aaron J. Seigo]

On Wednesday 10 August 2005 03:19, Manuel Amador wrote:
> this is kind of hairy, but plain impossible with per-user daemons.

it's certainly possible with per-user daemons on the local system. they just 
authenticate against a non-local, non-per-user daemon remotely. the "remote 
daemon" could simply be an SQL server that responds with data which the local 
search system then interprets.

here are the steps necessary:

0. storage
	use a proper database server and you get network access to the data
1. population
	this happens locally and gets plopped into a database
		given a good choice for #0 this database can be multi-user or user-specific
2. index retrieval
	this part should be obvious by now ;)

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