I finally tracked down the redirect bug with https in htdig-3.2.0b4-20020728.
htdig/Document.cc - Line 515
FROM:
if (transportConnect == HTTPConnect || transportConnect == externalConnect)
redirected_to = ((HtHTTP_Response *)response)->GetLocation();
TO:
if (transportConnect == HTTPConnect || transportConnect == externalConnect ||
transportConnect == HTTPSConnect)
redirected_to = ((HtHTTP_Response *)response)->GetLocation();
transportConnect can actually be set to 5 different values:
externalConnect
HTTPSConnect
HTTPConnect
FileConnect
NNTPConnect
I don't know if FileConnect or NNTPConnect should be included in this also.
Thanks
Rob
Gilles Detillieux wrote:
> According to Rob Kremer:
>
>>Changing the time-out valued fixed the problem. Thanks!
>>
>>Jim Cole wrote:
>>
>>>Rob Kremer's bits of Thu, 1 Aug 2002 translated to:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>First issue, I thought there was a problem getting files with applets. What I
>>>>found out is that the web page it is trying to dig has so many URLs in it that
>>>>it can't get through all of them in 30 seconds, if I take out half of the URLS,
>>>>then it can. This page is the main page of our web site, and really needs to be
>>>>indexed, is there someway I can extend the time-out value?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Have you tried http://www.htdig.org/dev/htdig-3.2/attrs.html#timeout
>>>
>
> Interesting. I thought the timeout was for when it opens the connection
> initially, or for each individual read request. I.e., if it gets no
> response at all for that amount of time, it should abort. It should not
> be aborting simply because the whole file takes longer than 30 seconds
> to fetch, as long as it's getting _something_ back from the server during
> those 30 seconds. This may be a bug.
>
>
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