For ASPseek to find new pages, there must be links to them from some already indexed pages. But value of "next index time" for that pages (parent) can be greater than present time, that's why ASPseek doesn't find new pages. Value of "next index time" assigned to page is computed as present time plus value of "Period" for particular server. So the solution can be one of: 1) Decrease value of "Period" for pages from which new links appear or for whole site. 2) run "index" with -a switch.
Alexander. Kir Kolyshkin �����(�): > mark david mcCreary wrote: > > > > Kir > > > > Would you please lend your expertise to another question I posted on > > the users list last week. > > > > how to encourage index program to read new web pages > > > > It seems logical to me that an indexing program should automatically > > discover new web pages when it's run, but it's not working for me, > > and the documentation on the index program is pretty sparse. > > Alexander, can you answer in details how index discovers/follows links, > what is Period and how it works etc.? > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ 7551596 Phone +7 903 6722750 > Hard work may not kill you, but why take chances? > --
