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RCLVERS=1.22.0
LENSVERS=1.19.10.3543
SCOPEVERS=1.20.2.4
PPAVERS=1
PPAVERS=3
#
RCLSRC=/y/home/dockes/projets/fulltext/recoll/src
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####### QT4
debdir=debian
# Note: no new releases for lucid: no webkit. Or use old debianrclqt4 dir.
#series="precise trusty vivid"
series="precise trusty utopic vivid wily xenial"
series=trusty
if test "X$series" != X ; then
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done
### KIO
series="precise trusty vivid"
series="precise trusty utopic vivid wily xenial"
series=
debdir=debiankio
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done
### Unity Scope
series="trusty vivid"
series="trusty utopic vivid wily xenial"
series=
debdir=debianunityscope

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<p><a href="recoll-1.21.6.tar.gz">recoll-1.21.6.tar.gz</a>.</p>
<h3>1.22.0:</h3>
<p>As with any .0 release, don't use this is you absolutely
don't want to run into trouble:</p>
<p><a href="recoll-1.22.0.tar.gz">recoll-1.22.0.tar.gz</a>.</p>
<p><a href="release-1.22.html">The release notes</a>.</p>
<!--
<h3>Snapshot</h3>
<p>I sometimes release a source tarfile when I consider that the

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<dl>
<dt>2016-04-14</dt><dd>Release 1.22.0 is now available from
the download area. The binary packages should wait until
enough brave souls have tested it. See
the <a href="release-1.22.html">the release notes</a>.</dd>
<dt>2016-04-07</dt><dd>Release 1.21.6 adds KDE5 compatibility
for the KIO slave.</dd>

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= Recoll on Windows
Jean-Francois Dockes <jf at dockes.org>
:recollversion: 1.22.0-20160414
image:recoll-windows10-thumb.png[link="recoll-windows10.png"]
Recoll for Windows was built on Windows 7, and tried on Windows 7 and
10. It now seems quite stable (12 November 2015)
10. It now seems quite stable (14 April 2016)
Recoll is free and licensed under the GPL. You will be asked to accept the
license during the installation. For a regular user, and in a nutshell, the
@ -18,23 +20,33 @@ more useful ? You can use the Disqus comments section at the bottom of this
page, send an email, or use the
https://bitbucket.org/medoc/recoll/issues[BitBucket Recoll issues tracker].
NOTE: Especially, I would very much like information about system
compatibility. It seems that Recoll does not work on Windows XP, and there is
little I can do about it. I know that it runs on Windows 7 32 bits, and
Windows 10 64 bits (my two Virtualbox instances). I have a report that the
installer crashes on Windows 7 64 bits, but I would really like more data
points. Please send me news of your success or failure.
NOTE: Especially, I would like information about system compatibility. It
seems that Recoll does not work on Windows XP, and there is little I can do
about it. I know that it runs on Windows 7 32 bits, and Windows 10 64 bits
(my two Virtualbox instances). I have a report that the installer crashes
on Windows 7 64 bits, but I would really like more data points. Please send
me news of your success or failure.
NOTE: About the installer: this needs administrator rights, in order to
install to `C:\Program Files`. If you want to install on a machine where
you have no administrator rights, you can use the
http://www.recoll.org/windows/recoll-archive-{recollversion}.7z[installation
directory archive] instead and extract it anywhere, this works just the
same (you will need the free http://www.7-zip.org/[7z] to extract it). If
you are in this case, you can ignore the setup-related steps of the
procedure of course.
Procedure:
- Download the Recoll setup file from the
http://www.recoll.org/windows/recoll-setup-1.22.0-20160317.exe[Recoll
http://www.recoll.org/windows/recoll-setup-{recollversion}.exe[Recoll
web site], or (probably faster) from
https://bitbucket.org/medoc/recoll/downloads/recoll-setup-1.22.0-20160317.exe[BitBucket].
https://bitbucket.org/medoc/recoll/downloads/recoll-setup-{recollversion}.exe[BitBucket].
- Execute the setup file. This is a vanilla installer generated by Inno
Setup, and it will ask the usual questions. If you have no administrative
rights, take care to select a target directory where you can write.
Setup, and it will ask the usual questions.
- Download and install
https://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.7.10/python-2.7.10.msi[Python
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create and update the index by using the `File` menu (or executing
`recollindex.exe` from a command window).
== Change Log
Changes in 20160414
- The setup script has changed back to needing administrator rights,
because this is what is convenient for most people. Use the installation
directory archive to install in a non-standard location without admin
rights.
- Fixed a bug which had the whole indexing stop if a script would time out
on a specific file (it will very rarely happen that a pathologically bad
file can throw an input handler in a loop).
-
Changes in 20160317
- Small change to the setup script so that administrative rights are not
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in the image tag extractor caused very ennoying Windows popups about
a Python error.
Fixed in 20151115 and later
- A relatively rare crash which seemed to occur mostly on some email

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see the manual</a>). If you do so, you must then reset the
index.</p>
<h2>Changes in Recoll 1.21.0</h2>
<ul>
<li>Allow saving queries to files and reloading them
later. Available both for simple and advanced queries, and
based on XML files.</li>
<li>A Bison-based query parser replaces the old regexp-based
one and allows parenthized sub-expressions and easier future
expansions.</li>
<li>The GUI gets a "close to system tray" function.</li>
<li>Avoid retrying to index previously indexed files if
nothing seems to have changed in the filters.</li>
<li>Improve indexing speed by always using vfork() for
spawning external commands.</li>
<li>The pdf filter gains the capability to run OCR (tesseract) on
image-only files. This happens automatically on image-only
pdfs if tesseract is available.</li>
<li>Improved checks about when we should try to uncompress
stuff. Will eliminate some of the most dreadful cases of
recollindex having an impact on system performance.</li>
<li>Warn if non-existent paths are listed in the configuration
file (help with typos).</li>
<li>Adjust background color for webkit-based elements (result
list and snippets window) according to desktop setup.</li>
<li>Listing the results with the KIO slave is now
performed with incremental updates. Bumped max entries to
10000.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Minor releases</h2>
<ul>
<li>1.21.6:
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</li>
</ul>
<h2>Changes in Recoll 1.21.0</h2>
<ul>
<li>Allow saving queries to files and reloading them
later. Available both for simple and advanced queries, and
based on XML files.</li>
<li>A Bison-based query parser replaces the old regexp-based
one and allows parenthized sub-expressions and easier future
expansions.</li>
<li>The GUI gets a "close to system tray" function.</li>
<li>Avoid retrying to index previously indexed files if
nothing seems to have changed in the filters.</li>
<li>Improve indexing speed by always using vfork() for
spawning external commands.</li>
<li>The pdf filter gains the capability to run OCR (tesseract) on
image-only files. This happens automatically on image-only
pdfs if tesseract is available.</li>
<li>Improved checks about when we should try to uncompress
stuff. Will eliminate some of the most dreadful cases of
recollindex having an impact on system performance.</li>
<li>Warn if non-existent paths are listed in the configuration
file (help with typos).</li>
<li>Adjust background color for webkit-based elements (result
list and snippets window) according to desktop setup.</li>
<li>Listing the results with the KIO slave is now
performed with incremental updates. Bumped max entries to
10000.</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
2015-11-17:
- synonyms
- python3 compat for most filters. Appropriate shebang lines.
- Windows port
- New build system
- Filters converted to python mexec -> faster in most cases.
- Make dehyphenate (co-worker->coworker) optional
<li>The main "feature" in recoll 1.22 is that it has
a <a href="pages/recoll-windows.html">Microsoft Windows
version</a>. This is has been tested on Windows 7 and
Windows 10, and it works mostly like the Unix version, with
the notable exceptions that it has no real-time mode (need to
start indexing by hand from the GUI, or arrange something with
the command-line recollindex.exe). Also there are a few very
Unix-y file types which are not processed on Windows, and the
indexer is single-threaded.</li>
<li>Synonyms: users can define term synonyms groups in
ordinary text files. They are used only at query times to
expand a query to synonym terms.
<a href="http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/recoll/usermanual/webhelp/docs/RCL.SEARCH.SYNONYMS.html">
More details</a>.</li>
<li>Most input handlers are now compatible with
Python3. Actually the only ones which are not are kept back by
the library they use. Also most external handlers are now
persistent, and quite a few shell-script have been converted
to Python for use on Windows.</li>
<li>The build system has been converted to use the autotools in
a fairly standard way. The Windows build is based on Qt
Creator and MinGW.</li>
<li>Make dehyphenation (co-worker->coworker in addition to the
normal terms) optional, active by default.</li>
<li>For people using the Firefox web page indexer add-on: a
new tool in the GUI to list and delete entries from the Web
cache.</li>
<li>Improved index statistics in the GUI, and improved display
while the indexer is working.</li>
</ul>
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