freebsd-ports/www/udmsearch/pkg-message

udmsearch is successfully installed.
Now, to use udmsearch you need to create the appropriate mysql database
manually:

  Create mysql database 'udmsearch'.
  You can also use existing MySQL database, skip this step in this case. 

    $ mysqladmin create udmsearch


  Create tables.
  If you are installing UdmSearch for the first time: 

    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/create.txt

  IMPORTANT: If you already use UdmSearch and want to upgrade from
  UdmSearch 2.0 or earlier while keep existing data, please do not use
  create.txt. Instead, to upgrade from UdmSearch 2.0, run 

    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/alter20-21.txt

  or, to upgrade from UdmSearch 1.x, run 
    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/alter19-20.txt
    $ mysql udmsearch < /usr/local/etc/udmsearch/create/mysql/alter20-21.txt

For more information on how to use udmsearch, please refer to their
web site at http://mysearch.udm.net/