I believe you can solve your problem with a wrapper for htsearch.
[...] > Thanks for replying - however, I have found another solution that works fine for me, perhaps it is of interest to others:
To summarize my problem - I have a site that people access, but it is not well suited for indexing through htdig, so I made another site, that lists all the pages in sequence, one at a time, with a link to the next page in the sequence. The URLs for the two sites are like:
http://my.site.com/cgi-bin/a_script?parameter=something
- this is the user site...
http://my.site.com/cgi-bin/a_modified_script?parameter=something
- which is the site I index.
1. First I index the modified site 2. Then I use htdump to get a text representation of the database 3. Use sed to change all occurrences of 'a_modified_script' to 'a_script' 4. Use htload to recreate the database.
/jan
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