Most people can simply e-mail the mailing list. There are spam filters set up, but so far things seem pretty reasonable. You don't say what version of ht://Dig you're using, but I'm going to take a wild guess and say that you're using 3.2.0b2. If so, please try one of the 3.2.0b3 development snapshots, which should fix your problem: <ftp://htdig.sourceforge.net/pub/htdig/snapshots/> > htdig is fast (compiled binary), but documentation is SO MESSY! Explicit suggestions are always welcome. I certainly find the documentation quite self-explanatory, so it's hard for me to understand "SO MESSY" as something I can fix. > what are default locations for all files? I coould not find it... It's > already third day of my frustration. May be one more day, and will > switch on perl. File locations are defined on running the ./configure command and are mentioned during "make install." Depending on how you installed htdig, the files can be located in many different places. (For example, if you installed from a .deb or .rpm, they are in system-specific locations.) Cheers, -- -Geoff Hutchison Williams Students Online http://wso.williams.edu/ On Sun, 4 Feb 2001, Alex Akimov wrote: > hello, > > I apologise for email to you directly instead of subscribing and posting > - there are problems with subscription script on their web site and I > could not subscribe. > > I thought may be you could take a minute and drop me a line or two > clarifying my situation.... > > htdig on linux/apache > > compiled, installed, indexed without major probs > > when execute from shell, it works, but whenever execute from html form > in browser (netscape or lynx), it says: > > > """ No matches were found for 'keyword_I_used' > > Check the spelling of the search word(s) you used. If the spelling is > correct and you only used one word, try using > one or more similar search words with "Any." > > If the spelling is correct and you used more than one word with "Any," > try using one or more similar search words > with "Any." > > If the spelling is correct and you used more than one word with "All," > try using one or more of the same words with > "Any."""" > > Sample of how I execute it from shell: "./htsearch > keyword.html" > then it prompts me for a keyword, and puts output into keyword.html... > when I open keyword.html in a browser, it displays a valid search > results page with valid links.... > > what can be wrong? > htdig is fast (compiled binary), but documentation is SO MESSY! > > what are default locations for all files? I coould not find it... It's > already third day of my frustration. May be one more day, and will > switch on perl. > > thanks > > Alex > _______________________________________________ htdig-general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/htdig-general
