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Ez a Kiwix Gyakran Ismételt Kérdések (vagy GyIK) oldala. Ha nem talál választ a kérdésére, akkor fontolja meg a segítség oldal elolvasását vagy látogassa meg a fórumunkat.

Hol találhatok új tartalmat?
A Kiwix a ZIM formátumot használja. Saját ZIM fájlokat adunk ki, amelyek elérhetők letöltésre a Kiwix könyvtárban (a szoftverben). Használhatja a könyvkészítőt is a Wikipédián, hogy saját ZIM-fájlokat állítson elő.
A ZIM-fájlom túl nagy, mit tegyek?

Az USB flash-meghajtók és memóriakártyák gyakran vannak FAT32 fájlrendszer használatával formázva, amely nem képes 4 GB-nál nagyobb fájlokat tárolni. A Kiwix képes kezelni a 2 GB-ra darabolt ZIM-fájlokat. A feldarabolt ZIM-fájlokat xxx.zimaa, xxx.zimab, xxx.zimac, stb. néven kell elmenteni. Egy ZIM-fájl feldarabolásához a következőket használhatja:

Why is Kiwix not available for PPC Macs?
We do not have a PPC architectured Mac and this architecture is outdated.
Is it possible to update a ZIM file?
It is not possible to update a ZIM file itself, but you may download a new ZIM file with updated versions of the contents.
How can I build a ZIM file by myself?
To export articles from Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects, please go to their Special:Book. For any other use case, this is unfortunately still too complicated (in short: Parsoid needs to be installed, then mwoffliner + zimwriterfs). Please read this page if you want to have some information.
How may I optimize the search engine index?
Launch the script "./kiwix-compact" (only available on GNU/Linux) and this should reduce disk use by almost 50%
How to install a pre-indexed ZIM file on Mac OS X?
Move or copy the "data" directory in "/Applications/Kiwix.app/Contents/". You will probably need to go to the Kiwix "library" to load the ZIM content.
Is there a user forum where Kiwix users can exchange experiences and help each other?
Yes, it is located at https://forum.kiwix.org
I have downloaded a ZIP file (pre-indexed ZIM file) but I can't unzip it, the file seems to be corrupted. What should I do?
Use an unpacking software which supports the ZIP64 format (ZIP format for big files), like for example 7-zip. If this still fails, then your file was corrupted during the transfer, please restart the download using BitTorrent, then it will work.
How do I check the integrity of my ZIM file?
You can retrieve the checksums for each file we serve online using this pattern:
kiwix-filename.zim.mirrorlist
Example:
https://download.kiwix.org/zim/wikipedia/wikipedia_en_all_novid_2018-06.zim.mirrorlist
I can't copy Kiwix on my USB flash drive because the index files (*.idx directory) are too big.
USB flash drives are often formatted using the FAT32 filesystem which can't store files bigger than 4GB. We recommend to use exFAT or NTFS which can deal with big files and are broadly supported.
How can I launch Kiwix with a specific article?
You need to launch Kiwix from the command line using the -articleByUrl option. For example:
kiwix.exe -articleByUrl "zim://A/foo.html" bar.zim
I have a downloaded a .torrent file, but the download does not progress in my BitTorrent client.
There are a few reasons why the download with BitTorrent might failed, most of them are related to the usage of web seeds:
  • Your computer is behind a proxy, you need to configure your BitTorrent correctly to use it.
  • Your computer is part of a local network with custom network rules forbidding the BitTorrent usage, you should complain to your network system administrator.
  • Your BitTorrent client does not support web seeds (correctly), please try with a better one (for example, Deluge).
Where are located, on my computer, the content files I have downloaded?
If you have used the Kiwix library, the content are stored:
  • OS X-en:
    /Users/<LOGIN>/Library/Application Support/Kiwix/Profiles/<PROFILE>/data/
    
  • GNU/Linuxon:
    /home/<LOGIN>/.www.kiwix.org/kiwix/<PROFILE>/data/
    
  • Windowson:
    C:Documents and Settings<LOGIN>Application Datawww.kiwix.orgKiwixProfiles<PROFILE>data
    

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