What does the message:
Rejected: URL not in the limits!
mean?
In my .conf file I have:
start_url: `${common_dir}/start.url`
limit_urls_to: ${start_url}
-kevin
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Subject: [htdig3-dev] Problems with HtHTTP
Geoff Hutchison writes:
>
> Aha!
>
> I've been trying to figure out why HtHTTP isn't working for htdig.
> Basically it won't be able to retrive the robots.txt file and decides
> all servers are dead.
>
> Here's the bug. HtHTTP will decide a connection is down if the file
> doesn't exist.
>
> For example, try:
>
> test/testnet -U http://www.htdig.org/robots.txt
> test/testnet -U http://www.htdig.org/robotstxt
>
> This brings up another point. I'd like to add a test for this to
> t_htnet. Can you add subtests to the scripts or are you stuck adding
> one fail/pass per script? Obviously there should be a few subtests to
> t_htnet so it would be nice to logically group them.
>
You can. In fact t_htsearch does this : it tests with search strings
and abort as soon as one search fails. It could also accumulate errors
and fail at the end so that many error messages are seen and not only the
first one.
Cheers,
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