Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2026 02:07:12 +0300 From: Anton Shepelev <anton.txt@gmail.com> To: freebsd-current@freebsd.org Subject: The searchable MARC maling-list archive (was: content not found: a tbs=qdr:y year example (for a year) Message-ID: <20260105020712.5e1da1570620dc3ec53b6cf9@gmail.com> References: <BED67752-363D-46EE-8DD6-7FDDC6998EE8@yahoo.com> <7d2a8e91-c78b-4207-a4ab-41056333bdd5@gmail.com> <86ldihqwal.fsf@peasant.salychev.org> <358ACE63-4FC7-451B-8002-D24B283FCB6D@gmail.com> <20260104175027.8feee201542b057971b915ee@gmail.com> <9f083db9-c034-46c0-baff-ff86e12eac96@gmail.com> <20260105011701.16a5e308281d39df83a59904@gmail.com> <b47a3fce-f9af-4ecc-bcc3-00174329cce7@gmail.com>
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Graham Perrin to Anton Shepelev: > > There seems to be about two month's lag. > > The problem seems to be more complicated, at least with > Google. > <https://www.google.com/search?q=pkgbase+site:lists.freebsd.org&tbs=qdr:y>, > for example. I'm certain that this word was mentioned more > than seven times during (let's say) ten of the past twelve > months: > > pkgbase I woundn't know, but would not be surprised either. Several non-findable posts should settle the matter. Observe that this list is already archived at MARC, where it shows 695 matches in all and 465 ones for 2025 alone: <https://marc.info/?l=freebsd-current&s=pkgbase>; Besides, MARC is much more pleasant that any search engine! > Off-list, in October, I found comparable problems with > DuckDuckGo; and so on. Little wonder, since DDG depends on Google. It is not an independent search engine. > Side note, a gentle hint: use of angle brackets should avoid > breakage of links. My fault, because I have turned off special URL treatment in my client. I will pay more heed to... er... angURLization.home | help
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