[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aurora,
From what you say here, I don't believe that you will need to do
anything with external parsers - you say that the files can be indexed
okay, once they have been saved to disc?
If so, then all you need to do is get the MIME-type / file-extension
mappings to agree between htdig and the PHP server.
If you have any trouble with this, then post the relevant portion of
your config file, and/or the HTTP (not HTML) header of one of the
documents.
Mike
Something that just ocurred to me is a problem we had with some pages
that had server-side includes in them. The index was not including the
data that was being added by the SSI, and we couldn't figure out why,
until I remembered that htdig was configured to look in the local
filesystem if at all possible, which kept it from parsing the files
properly. I turned off that option, forcing it to use HTTP instead of
the local filesystem, and then they were being indexed properly. It's
entirely possible that this could be your problem, since if htdig is
looking at the files in the local filesystem, it wouldn't have the
server parsing the PHP into pages with data.
The command that tells htdig to check the local filesystem, instead of
using HTTP is:
"local_urls: http://www.example.com/directory=/path/to/directory/";
Your results may vary, but I thought it was worth mentioning.
Kurt
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Kurt Cypher
Senior Systems Programmer, CaTS
Wright State University
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