Try this sequence:
indexer -a %/2000%
indexer
Jay Roman wrote:
>
> That does not make much sense to me. Basically I am indexing all the files
> in the directories. Each file is an independent file without links to other
> files.
>
> For instance:
>
> www.shadow-lands.com/sml/2000 contains:
>
> msg00010.html
> msg00011.html
>
> www.shadow-lands.com/sml/1999 contains:
>
> msg00001.html
> msg00002.html
> msg00003.html
> msg00004.html
> msg00005.html
>
> www.shadow-lands.com/sml/1998 contains:
>
> msg00006.html
> msg00007.html
> msg00008.html
>
> New messages are always added to the current year. So msg00012.html will go
> in the www.shadow-lands.com/2000 directory. I want to be able to get
> indexer to recognize that I added msg00012.html and index that file without
> having to touch the other files.
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