Hi Karen, All I can say is, I have done removal of URLs using -C and limiting options and it seems to work for me. No, I haven't done any serious testing on this - because deleting 404s is really not that important to me. You could try -X1 and/or -X2 afterwards if you want to be sure everything is consistent, but again, no I can't assure that will be the case because I don't know.
If you're scared to do it on your production db, then set up a test system and try it. If it doesn't work as expected, then post to the list. I surely didn't have the intention of making anyone look bad, I just thought you might get results more quickly if you tried it out yourself. I usually get results more quickly that way, anyway. Actually, perhaps the option you are looking for is "DeleteBad yes | no" in aspseek.conf. (man aspseek.conf). Yes, that would probably be the best thing to do. Cheers, > > According to you I can do the following without one bit of fear > something will break: > > ./index -C -s 1 > ./index -C -s 202 > ./index -C -s 204 > ./index -C -s 205 > ./index -C -s 300 > ...
