Hello,

On 11/05/2004 02:41 PM, Neal Richter wrote:
htdig -i forces a 'from scratch' recrawl.

htdig be default does a traversal of the existing index and issues HEAD requests to see if a page has changed. Exactly what you described below...
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Please make sure you have 'head_before_get' enabled.

What version are you using?

3.1.6 .

Ok, but my idea was to avoid making htdig go through 10000 HEAD requests.

If possible, tell htdig to just crawl a few pages that I supply the addresses because I know which are the ones that changed. Then it would just add or update the index with the updated pages and any new linked pages that it may find . Is this possible?

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Regards,
Manuel Lemos

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