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From: Harondel J. Sibble on 4 Jan 2010 12:10
Anyone know of a good opensource product to give google desktop like search
functionality via web browser of a set of samba shares running on a Debian
5.x server. It needs to be able to fully index word, excel, openoffice and
text files at a minimum. It should also have some form of ACL control so
that only certain users can actually search the index for specific smb
shares.

In this particular instance, there is a general office share which everyone
should be able to use and a partners/owners/managers share which should be
restricted.

Staff are running Linux, Mac OSX and Windows.

So far googling's found me this

IBM OmniFind Yahoo! Edition is a no-charge enterprise search software
solution that enables rapid deployment of intranet and file system search for
both employees and customers.

http://omnifind.ibm.yahoo.net/productinfo.php

However this product only officially supports RH and SUSE.

Any other good suggestions

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