According to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>Is it possible with htdig to index two seperate servers and create
>two databases, one containing server a and the other servers a &
>b, then using the same htsearch cgi, based on some php3 (which I
>can work out, that bits fine) search either database 1 (server a only
>) or database 2 (server a and b).
>
>I'm sorry this isn't clear - what I want to do is those people within
>my organisation be able to search both the public internet and
>intranet sites, but those outside of it, only search the public
>internet site. This probably makes it more clear in what I want to
>do.
>
>Has anyone attempted to do this?
This is quite easy if your staff members have a fixed IP range or
access the server via a proxy gateway which is otherwise unavailable
to the public.
If you use a dynamic approach to make the query, you can then test
the IP of the referring client and switch configuration files accordingly.
The approach should work with any server-parsed content, not only PHP,
since you don't even need to use server-parsed templates.
hth,
Torsten
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