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Author: derryx

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-h1. Elasticsearch Changes Plugin 
-
-The Elasticsearch Changes plugin is a plugin for "Elasticsearch":http://www.elasticsearch.org/ that tracks changes to indices and makes this information available
-through a REST service. It provides information on node basis. So if you want the complete change information you have to query all nodes in your cluster.
-
-h2. Installation
-
-Run @bin/plugin -install derryx/elasticsearch-changes-plugin@
-
-h2. Configuration
-
-You can set the length of the history buffer with the setting @changes.history.size@. The default is 100.
-
-h2. Usage
-
-Point your browser to @http://localhost:9200/_changes/@ to see changes for all indices.
-If you want to see changes only for one or a list of indices you can use @http://localhost:9200/foo,bar,baz/_changes/@.
-
-You will get a response like this:
-
-<pre>
-{
-  "twitter" : {
-    "lastChange" : 1330372696400,
-    "changes" : [ {
-      "type" : "CREATE",
-      "id" : "qf310jYSSK2OsM0fWEXyIA",
-      "timestamp" : 1330372680742,
-      "version" : 1
-    }, {
-      "type" : "INDEX",
-      "id" : "1",
-      "timestamp" : 1330372689220,
-      "version" : 2
-    }, {
-      "type" : "DELETE",
-      "id" : "1",
-      "timestamp" : 1330372696400,
-      "version" : 3
-    } ]
-  },
-  "bubu" : {
-    "lastChange" : 1330369466133,
-    "changes" : [ ]
-  }
-}
-</pre>
-
-The timestamp is a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds (epoch midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC).
-
-h3. See changes after a given timestamp
-
-If you want to see only changes after a given timestamp you can add the parameter @since@ to the request (for example @http://localhost:9200/_changes/?since=1330282941692@ ). The timestamp again is a UNIX timestamp (in milliseconds).
-
-h3. Wait for a index change to happen
-
-You can make your request wait for a change to happen with the parameter @wait@. Additionally you can give a @timeout@ parameter (in milliseconds).
- (example: @http://localhost:9200/_changes/?wait=true&timeout=60000@ ). The default timeout is 15 minutes. 
-
-h4. Version mapping
-
-* Change Plugin 0.1.x -> Elasticsearch 0.18.x
-* Change Plugin 0.2.x -> Elasticsearch 0.19.x
-
-h2. Other information
-
+h1. Elasticsearch Changes Plugin 
+
+The Elasticsearch Changes plugin is a plugin for "Elasticsearch":http://www.elasticsearch.org/ that tracks changes to indices and makes this information available
+through a REST service. It provides information on node basis. So if you want the complete change information you have to query all nodes in your cluster.
+
+h2. Installation
+
+Run @bin/plugin -install derryx/elasticsearch-changes-plugin@
+
+h2. Configuration
+
+You can set the length of the history buffer with the setting @changes.history.size@. The default is 100.
+
+h2. Usage
+
+Point your browser to @http://localhost:9200/_changes/@ to see changes for all indices.
+If you want to see changes only for one or a list of indices you can use @http://localhost:9200/foo,bar,baz/_changes/@.
+
+You will get a response like this:
+
+<pre>
+{
+  "twitter" : {
+    "lastChange" : 1330372696400,
+    "changes" : [ {
+      "type" : "CREATE",
+      "id" : "qf310jYSSK2OsM0fWEXyIA",
+      "timestamp" : 1330372680742,
+      "version" : 1
+    }, {
+      "type" : "INDEX",
+      "id" : "1",
+      "timestamp" : 1330372689220,
+      "version" : 2
+    }, {
+      "type" : "DELETE",
+      "id" : "1",
+      "timestamp" : 1330372696400,
+      "version" : 3
+    } ]
+  },
+  "bubu" : {
+    "lastChange" : 1330369466133,
+    "changes" : [ ]
+  }
+}
+</pre>
+
+The timestamp is a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds (epoch midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC).
+
+h3. See changes after a given timestamp
+
+If you want to see only changes after a given timestamp you can add the parameter @since@ to the request (for example @http://localhost:9200/_changes/?since=1330282941692@ ). The timestamp again is a UNIX timestamp (in milliseconds).
+
+h3. Wait for a index change to happen
+
+You can make your request wait for a change to happen with the parameter @wait@. Additionally you can give a @timeout@ parameter (in milliseconds).
+ (example: @http://localhost:9200/_changes/?wait=true&timeout=60000@ ). The default timeout is 15 minutes. 
+
+h4. Version mapping
+
+* Change Plugin 0.1.x -> Elasticsearch 0.18.x
+* Change Plugin 0.2.x -> Elasticsearch 0.19.x
+* Change Plugin 0.3.x -> Elasticsearch 1.0.x
+
+h2. Other information
+
 See "project's GitHub pages":http://derryx.github.com/elasticsearch-changes-plugin/ for details.