On Thu, 2003-03-20 at 22:46, james duffy wrote: That's why it's a temporary emergency measure, not a permanent deliberate change. I've restored the regular search during off-peak hours (04:00-16:00 UTC; 20:00-08:00 US west coast; for the aussies, this should be 14:00-02:00 Canberra time if I'm reading my timezone chart right). We should be able to dump the google crutch entirely soon. We've a new second server on the way to spread out the work over two machines; a new stable MySQL release is out which should be able to search faster (if I'm to believe what I'm told) which we will be testing shortly; and load is down a bit thanks to PHP Accelerator, which I've installed on Marumani's advice. (It seems more stable than the Alternative PHP Cache, which we had used off and on in the past, but which we had some problems with and had to remove.) It won't recognize anything that didn't exist when google last crawled our site. It might not recognize things that had errors when it last checked them. -- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)