Re: [htdig] SQL handling start_url

ike so: start_url: `/home/htdig/conf/start_url_file` limit_urls_to: `/home/htdig/conf/limit_url_file` The contents of both files are just links. Good Luck, Bill Carlson -- Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/|

Re: [htdig] Can htdig kill Linux? (redux)

Last thing is to examine those files in lost+found. Use less against them, then file if that doesn't make any sense. Finally, reformatting and reinstalling is a bad habit, break it if you can. You'll learn much more by trying to fix things rather than reinstall. Contary to Windows, with Li

Re: [htdig] Can htdig kill Linux?

really have fun, compile several kernels at once or alter the -j parameter for make in the Makefile). I had a machine that could not compile a kernel but otherwise ran fine. Turned out the CPU was overheating, but only when it was really pushed. So, compile a kernel or two and then start lookin

Re: [htdig] Linux Standard Base (was Red Hat 7.0 RPMS?)

Hat and others. ht://Dig certainly provides all the needed configuration options "out of the source". Personally, I disagree with the move of /home/httpd -> /var/www in RedHat 7.0, but then I can move it right back anytime I want. Such is the power of Knowing How It Works. $.

Re: [htdig] Analyzer script for access_log

rsion), but Webalizer does a good job of getting the stats out. And the source is fairly good too, easy to modify. $.02 Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/| not my employer's. University o

Re: [htdig] htdig - returning directory listings

clean dig. You need to setup url_part_aliases for htdig to handle the different hostname, but it works very well. This approach also handles the problem of dynamic footers on the pages (more of a link checker issue). If you don't control the server, Gilles is right, not much you can do. Bill C

RE: [htdig] URL substitution (or other solution)

On Wed, 24 May 2000, Bruce Fancher wrote: > Is everything else I did, like the url_part_alias: config entries, correct? > > Thanks Hey Bruce, The parameter is url_part_aliases. Add the 'es' in each config file and you should be set. Bill Carlson Systems P

Re: [htdig] Introductory questions

, I don't know what kind of hardware they are using. When indexing, it is possible to merge separate digs into one large database. It's all a matter of planning and reading the fine print in the documentation (which is excellent). Building a scaling solution is always very iffy and

Re: [htdig] How to change the directory for star.gif

ould I modify to change the directory of star.gif, such as > "temp/htdig/star.gif" > You need to either provide templates other than the "builtin" ones in your conf file or recompile htdig after modifying CONFIG (look for IMAGE). I'd use the builtin templates if you

[htdig] Databases on different Platforms?

Hey all, I'm just starting to work on this and wanted to check with you all before I got too involved. Are the databases transportable across platforms? IE, if I dig on a SUN box, should I be able to move the resulting dbs to an intel box and expect htdig to work? Thanks! Bill Ca

Re: [htdig] htdig seg. fault (core dumped) on cobalt raq

m Cobalt's site got me up and running: glibc-2.0.7-29C2 ldconfig-1.9.5-2 I believe the fix in ldconfig is what stops the core dump from htdig. HTH, Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospi

Re: [htdig] virtual domain name searches

arches, look at the restrict field for htsearch. A tag like this will do what you need: Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/| not my employer's. University of Iowa Hosp

Re: [htdig] Quick Question about using htdig

lders (I'm an email packrat). I got around the authentication by using the local_urls and local_users_urls in htdig.conf. This only works if htdig is on the same machine as your archives...but it completely bypasses the web server that way. Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAI

Re: [htdig] excluding file trees from indexing process

IP and copy the Apache setup of www.site.org to htdig.site.org and add FancyIndexing off. You will need to use the url_part_aliases directive in htdig to get this to properly return the correct search urls, but it works just fine. I use this at my site to crawl a local copy of the site rather th

Re: [htdig] limited search on domains

ok at the htsearch documentation, specifically the restrict tag. Include something like: http://some.host/Search/Here/Only/"> in your search form. Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/| not

Re: [htdig] url_part_aliases - howto needed

url_part_aliases: http://12.34.56.78/ *1 Think of the *1 as a place holder which is set when digging and replaced when searching. HTH, Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/| not my employer's

Re: [htdig] [FEATURE REQUEST] hierarchical collections

zy, etc.) for that config with the -m option. The only real savings is that you don't have to run htdig against the same site twice, the target database will contain information from all the merged databases. HTH, Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opin

Re: [htdig] Question about htdig scope

reat the 'index' page as a regular page and follow the links to all files and subdirectories. For Apache, this is done with the Options Indexes configuration directive. Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://

Re: [htdig] Merging several small databeses

reference as to where the data came from other than the value of the links. As far as htsearch is concerned, it is using only one database. Were you thinking of displaying the source of the hit with each hit on the reults page? Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTEC

RE: [htdig] Merging Databases

eager to merge :> ) Thanks, Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/| not my employer's. University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics| To unsubscr

Re: [htdig] Merging Databases

On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Geoff Hutchison wrote: > At 10:14 AM -0500 9/20/99, Bill Carlson wrote: > >rundig -c main.conf > >rundig -m main.conf -c crawl.conf -skipdig > > > >where I modified rundig to take -skipdig and skip the htdig and htmerge > >portion. > &

Re: [htdig] Merging Databases

ntially what I am doing: rundig -c main.conf rundig -m main.conf -c crawl.conf -skipdig where I modified rundig to take -skipdig and skip the htdig and htmerge portion. How can I verify that the merge happens other than performing a search? What can I lookup for in the verbose output? In one of th

[htdig] Merging Databases

(stock rundig) htdig crawl htmerge crawl with '-m main.conf' rundig skipping htdig and htmerge The merge doesn't seem to happen. Search on main works fine, search on crawl only returns crawl hits. What am I doing wrong? Setup: HtDig 3.1.2 Solaris 2.6 Any help appreciated

[htdig] doclist, perl db.docdb access

le, but no change. Any pointers? Thanks, Bill Carlson Systems Programmer[EMAIL PROTECTED]| Opinions are mine, Virtual Hospital http://www.vh.org/| not my employer's. University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics| To u

Re: [htdig] compile issues

ou hit this before I did, I was about to try htdig on a qube. At any rate, to compile htdig you need the c++ (such as g++) compiler, not just libstdc++. I would guess there is an rpm on Cobalt's site for g++, if not htdig itself. Good Luck! Bill Carlson Systems Programmer