Powerful Search Engine for QNAP Turbo NAS - Qsirch

Powerful Search Engine For QNAP NAS

Pao Yang

Agenda• Why Qsirch• GUI overview• Qsirch Chrome Extension• Requirements & Specification• Live Demo

Why Qsirch?• If you have ever been overwhelmed by the number of

folders when looking for a file, try Qsirch.

How to locate your files?

Exclusive, smarter search engine• Qsirch uses fine-grained indexing conditions in

combination with its full-text search capabilities to support searching files.

Increase Productivity

Search1 SharePreview2 3

Input keyword to start searching

Preview the content

Share or download the searching result

Before searching…..

WebDocuments Photo Video

Setup the excluded folders

Check indexing status• Indexing runs as a background task, enabling you to

oversee the indexing progress and current status.

Easy Permission Setup• Inherit the permission

from NAS• Support advanced

permission setup

GUI overview• Input search keyword• Select category• The percentage of file types in the storage• Filter with date period or file size• Locate, download, or share from select files

1. Just need a keyword to searching• Search files by filename, metadata (title, author, EXIF…),

file content, date modified, file path for 6,000+ file formats.

Quick Categorizing• Search Categories

– Images– Videos– Music– Documents– PDF– Microsoft Office

Documents– Word– Excel– PowerPoint

• Thumbnail previews for photo, videos, and PDFs makes searching and browsing through voluminous data faster.

• Gmail* preview is also available.

2. Content preview

*Support .eml files

Understand Your Files Better

• Group by Category• Group by Date Modified• Group by Data Size

Filter

• Filter with date and file size

• Support multi-select to share or download from your searching results instantly.

Simply Share From the Results

Chrome add-on: Qsirch Helper• Never miss a search result when you do the google

search• Search your NAS when search on Google

Simultaneous search on Google browser• Your Qsirch and Google search results will appear side-by-

side for space-saving, time-saving convenient comparison.

Requirement• All x86-based NAS models with minimum 2GB

Ram (4GB is recommended for the best experience)

• Firmware 4.1 or above

File Types• Images: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, bmp• Videos: 3gp, asf, avi, divx, flv, m1v, m2t, m2ts, m2v, m4v, mkv, mod, mov, mp4,

mpeg, mpg, mts, rm, rmp4, rmvb, trp, ts, wmv• Music: aac, ac3, aif, ape, au, dff, dsf, dts, flac, m4a, m4b, m4r, mka, mp3, ogg,

wav, wma, wv• PDF: pdf• Word: docx, doc, dotx, dot, rtf, docm, dotm• Excel: xls, xls, xltx, xlt• PowerPoint: pptx, ppt, potx, pot, ppsx, potm, ppsm• Microsoft Office Documents: Word, Excel, Powerpoint• Documents: PDF & Microsoft Office Documents

Excluded extensions• .~

*.pyc*.[sl]o*.o# Java Class File (*.class)# Dynamic Link Library (*.dll)# Temporary File (*.tmp)# Temporary File (*.temp)# AutoCAD Temporary File (*.ac$)# Windows File Shortcut (*.link)# Windows Memory Dump (*.dmp)# MS Office tmp file (~*)# MS Word AutoSave File (*.asd)# MS Excel Auto-Recovery (*.xar)# Microsoft Access Lock File (*.ldb)# LibreOffice Document Lock File (*.doc#)# Exchange 2000 Server Temporary File (*.stf) # DivX Temporary Video Data File (*.dmsk)# DivX Temporary Video File (*.ddat)# DivX Temporary Video Info File (*.dinfo)# Nano Temporary Save File (*.save)# MySQL Temporary Database File (*.tmd)

Thank you!Live Demo