Sorry, I know the answer to this is in the archives (found it by searching) but geocrawler.com isn't responding so I can't get to it.

I have set up htdig to index a page that's dynamically generated and contains approximately 15,000 links to articles within the site. It is only processing the first 1944 of them, leading me to believe I must be violating some rule of nature. Is there actually a maximum, and if so can I change it? If not, is there a strategy others use in this situation? I'm thinking of putting out 1900 (or so) links on a page, followed by a link to the next page, and so on.

thanks,

janine



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