Thank you for your response, but i think this isn\'t
really what i am looking for...
In thise case, by hitting the server with either a.com
or b.com, results will always be displayed with the prefix
b.com, no ? (or my tests were wrong and i missed someting)
The \'server_alias\' option seems to be used not to index the
file twice (or more). For my case, I don\'t mind if my site
is indexed n times (n = number of aliases for the site),
provided that the results URLs come prefixed with the same
domain alias the user used to go to the site.
Am i wrong ? Is there a solution with htdig ?
Thank you very much
Greg
Quoting Malcolm Austen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Mon, 8 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> + If a site can be reached via different domain names,
> + is there a trick to make htsearch generate result
> + links pointing to the domain name the user reached
> + the site with ?
>
> Check out the server_aliases: options. It does just what you want.
>
> server_aliases: a.com:80=b.com:80
>
> will result in references to a.com being treated as if they were
> references to b.com
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://users.ox.ac.uk/~malcolm/
>
>
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