Hi guys, i wanted to know whether the limit_urls_to supported some sort of
"regular expression" type value. I am using htdig on a large web portal and
people have written their links between www.xyz.com and xyz.com depending on
department standard ... the problem is I can't use either one without
See my earlier message RE: DB2 Problems with htdig ... may or may not be
related.
When running htsearch.exe from the Web site, it bombs and says "CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of
HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:" and returns no head
Hello,
I've downloaded the source and compiled htdig 3.1.5 successfully using
cygwin on a Win2k server, however, when I run "htdig -i" (even when I've
deleted the databases), I get the following after it runs through 13 or so
pages successfully (always the same on the same directory, but if I se
Attached is a tar.gz file of patches that I have had to make to the source
tree to compile under solaris.
I'm able to cleanly compile and link the binaries. There is an error I'm
getting with a arithmetic exception when linked
dynamically that's odd.
Can someone please look at the change to htc
> -Mensaje original-
> De: Gilles Detillieux [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> ... This bug has been known for a while, but the fix eluded
> us all this time. Who'd have thought a one-line fix would do it?
Well, I introduced the bug with a previous patch, so I had some advantage at
finding
According to Quim Sanmarti:
> Yes, it's a bug of htsearch, I reproduced it just right now, and it's
> actually core-dumping.
> To solve it, a one-liner patch is needed in parser.cc to append a 'return'
> statement that lacked.
> In fact, this whould happen with every query containing two successiv
According to zheng hong:
> I have some confusing about htdig crawlering for .asp dynamic web page,
> some company use the lotus notes to create the web page, the web page
> have the button(like ) to express different sessions, these button can
> be open to express the hyperlink to the subsessi
[Re: htdig-3.1.5-0glibc21.i386.rpm on Red Hat 6.2]
According to Bruce D. Meyer:
> I was always having to delete the 4 files (two in two different
> directories) before running it, as it didn't seem to be doing anything until
> I did that. My thought was that the -i wasn't functioning. If I
Hi,
> -Mensaje original-
> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En nombre de Tom
> Freeman
> Enviado el: jueves, 03 de mayo de 2001 15:24
> Para: Geoff Hutchison; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Asunto: Re: [htdig] Phrase searching with 3.2.0b3
[snip]
> I've just noticed a bug I thought
At 09:34 AM 5/3/2001 +0100, David Adams wrote:
>Could be an error in your configuration file. You shoud have something
>like:
>
>external_parsers:application/pdf->text/html
>/usr/local/bin/doc2html.pl
ARGGHHH! I'm embarrassed to say that my configuration file *was* the
problem. I don't re
At 09:18 AM 5/3/01, Graff, David wrote:
>Ok i'm pulling a 404 on this one mentally...I've gotten ht://Dig to
>successfully compile under Sparc C/C++ 4.2. Problem is the programs dump
>with an arithmetic error...
I resolved this problem with 3.2.0b3 on Solaris by adding
--disable-shared to my
hi,
> You also know that if one of the words in the phrase is excluded by the
> badwords list, the query will fail?
You were right, the word was in the bad word list, it works great now
thanks.
I've just noticed a bug I thought I should mention,
If you do a search with any number less than a
Ok i'm pulling a 404
on this one mentally...I've gotten ht://Dig to successfully compile under Sparc
C/C++ 4.2. Problem is the programs dump with an arithmetic
error...
I'd like to try and
re-compile with debugging enabled. I'm guessing I need to set the
environment variables CFLAGS=-g
Could be an error in your configuration file. You shoud have something
like:
external_parsers:application/pdf->text/html
/usr/local/bin/doc2html.pl
--
David Adams
Computing Services
Southampton University
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From: "Malcolm Slaney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL
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