At 12:28 AM -0500 3/19/00, Vincent Bumgarner wrote:
>It would be nice to be able to write
>  restrict=www\.(uu|us\.uu|uk\.uu)\.net.*\.pdf
>or, at the worst
>   restrict=www.uu.net&restrict=www.us.uu.net&restrict=www.uk.uu.net
>URL encoded, of course.

The latter will work, but it will OR them together.

The former won't quite work in 3.2 (we had to have some way to 
protect backwards-compatibility)
<input type="hidden" name="restrict="[www\.(uu|us\.uu|uk\.uu)\.net.*\.pdf]">

>>It might be an interesting proposal to post on cosource.com or someplace
>>similar.
>
>Well, it doesn't sound like it could be implemented very quickly. 
>It doesn't sound like it would make sense to implement this in the 
>3.1 code, and it doesn't sound like the 3.2 code is coming very 
>soon. I'll put a request on cosource.com and see what happens.

Well, I doubt it will make 3.2. Now that I'm finished with my 
graduate courses, I'm going to start moving quickly towards a general 
3.2 release. At that point, if no one has stepped forward, maybe some 
of us can turn our attention towards Unicode.

>I'll go ahead with implementation of 3.1.5, and we'll see how long 
>it is before the lack of unicode becomes a problem.

Fair enough. We can certainly forward-port patches, so if someone 
does work on your cosource.com request, they can do it to 3.1.5 if 
necessary.

><SITE>
>       start_url: http://www.ch.uu.net/
>       exclude_urls: /cgi-bin/ .cgi
>       keywords_meta_tag_names: none
>       use_meta_description: false
></SITE>
>
>Please let me know if I'm missing a way to do this now.

You're not missing a way to do it now, but it is possible in version 
3.2 (though not well documented at the moment). Also FYI, setting 
keywords_meta_tag_names as above will look for "none" as the NAME of 
keywords tags. You probably just want to set it to a blank line.

Cheers,
-Geoff


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