According to Rzepa, Henry:
>I have found htdig very reliable in digging simple sites, but the following
>site seems to have broken it
>
>http://www.xml-cml.org/
>
>
>The first four documents on this site, as determined by a (successful)
>use of w3mir areas follows. All are within framesets.
>
>w3mir: index.html
>w3mir: front_lower.html
>w3mir: front_page.html,
>w3mir: left_index.html
>
>htdig 3.1.2 indexes the first three, and then stops. left_index is called
>frome a frameset declaration in front_page.html, itself called from a
>frameset declaration in index.html
>
>vvv mode gives the following diagnostics
>===================
>title: Untitled Document
>href: http://www.xml-cml.org/left_index.html ()
>resolving 'http://www.xml-cml.org/left_index.html'
>*href: http://www.xml-cml.org/front_page.html ()
>resolving 'http://www.xml-cml.org/front_page.html'
>
> pushing http://www.xml-cml.org/front_page.html
>+ size = 359
>pick: www.xml-cml.org, # servers = 1
>3:3:2:http://www.xml-cml.org/front_page.html: Retrieval command for http://www.x
>ml-cml.org/front_page.html: GET /front_page.html HTTP/1.0
>User-Agent: htdig/3.1.2 ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>Referer: http://www.xml-cml.org/front_lower.html
>Host: www.xml-cml.org
>==================
>
>ie left_index.html is regognised as present in the frameset, but no
>"push" of this document occurs
>
>Is anyone aware of any issues with the use of framesets that call other
>framesets? There was some dicussion of nested framesets on June 11,
>but I was not sure from that whether htdig had specific problems with such
>framesets
There was/is a bug with regards to pages called *index.* in the
indexer. The bug can be fixed by a patch which should be some-
where in the mailing list archives.
hth,
Torsten
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