No - It looks like this...
start_url: `${common_dir}/sites.txt`
limit_urls_to: ${start_url}
Am I doing it right? Thanks for trying to help me.
Glenn
Jim Cole wrote:
> In the config file, are you setting the limit_urls_to attribute to match
> the start_url attribute? Something like...
>
> start_url: http://www.somesite1.com/stuff/ \
> http://www.somesite2.com/otherstuff/
>
> limit_urls_to: http://www.somesite1.com/stuff/ \
> http://www.somesite2.com/otherstuff
>
> This should cause htdig to only index pages that include either
> http://www.somesite1.com/stuff/ or http://www.somesite2/otherstuff/ in
> their full URL.
>
> Jim
>
> Glenn J. Rowe's bits of Sun, 5 Mar 2000 translated to:
>
> >Pardon me. I just started using htdig and just now joined this mailing
> >list. I have a question which I am sure someone will be able to answer.
> >
> >I have specified a rather small list of sites that should be indexed.
> >htdig does only index those sites; however, when indexing it follows
> >links to sites that aren't in the list. This poses a problem because a
> >few sites have a large amount of external links on them and htdig
> >follows everyone of those links. It doesn't index them but it follows
> >them thus making the indexing process take FOREVER. Is there a way to
> >stop that?
> >
> >Glenn Rowe
> >OttawaComputer.Com
> >
> >
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