Ludger Merkens wrote: > > Hello, > > Some Questions about indexing (dynamic webcontent) > - Is it possible to provide user and password (basic http > authentification) when Indexing to real-time database with index -T?
It should be possible, but I haven't test it. > - Is it possible to give an alias to a URL that will show up in the > searchresult instead of the original URL from where the content was > retreived? Probably not. You can create a fake webserver for that purpose. > Is it possible to provide the content from a local file in > this case? aspseek do not index local files, only http servers. > - where can I find some documentation about the regexp's used for allow > and disallow statements? man 7 regex If it is not present on your system, read man pages from awk and/or grep; they are also describe regular expressions. > A Question about searching: > - Is it possible to return xml- instead of html- data from a search? Some people have succesfully done that by modifying s.htm. The one I remember is admin of www.jabbersearch.org. But native capability of XML output is absent. > My goal is to provide a powerfull full-text index for our open-source > cooperative learning platform open-sTeam (http://open-steam.org). Since > the content of such a plattform is much more dynamic then that of > a webserver, i have different problems. I don't need to follow > links, I just know when a file is uploaded to the system. Instead I > don't need URL type access, but just our object ID as a name. You can use index -T when a new file is uploaded, but still need to index contents via webserver. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ UIN 7551596 Phone +7 903 6722750 -- Don't believe in magic; understand what your libraries do, how they do it, and at what cost they do it. -- Bjarne Stroustrup
