No. You can use bash script instead, to put <TITLE>Your favourite title</TITLE> in resulting document. Just as I did in ps_html script (attached), because prescript doesn't do it. I put the following line into aspseek.conf: Converter application/postscript text/html /usr/local/bin/ps_html $in $out $url Claus Jul Larsen wrote: > > Yes. > > What's the best converter to rtf-documents? > > If a search result which is from a document such as word,pdf or rtf - the > link shows "No title" ... I've an idea in the variables section in s.html: > > CONVERT_<content-type> > > eg > > CONVERT_application/pdf PDF Document > CONVERT_application/msword Microsoft Word document > CONVERT_text/rtf RTF document > > Good idea? > > Claus > > -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- > Fra: Kir Kolyshkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sendt: 28. marts 2001 11:12 > Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Emne: Re: [aseek-users] Content-type > > Do you use 1.1's "external converter" feature for it? > > Claus Jul Larsen wrote: > > > > Hi > > > > Something know what the content-type is for RTF-documents? > > > > I've tried: > > > > application/msrtf > > application/rtf > > text/richtext > > > > .. but aspseek will not index them :-( > > > > > Med venlig hilsen > > > > > > Claus Jul Larsen > > > | System Developer > > > | [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > | Direkte teksttelefon: 7731 2010, ring først til > > > | teksttelefoncenteret på 7011 4411 og bed om > > > | nummeret. > > > > > > e|novasion a·s > > > | store kongensgade 23a > > > | DK - 1264 københavn k > > > | tlf: +45 7731 1940 > > > | fax: +45 7731 1950 > > > | www.enovasion.dk > > > > > > > > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kir.sever.net ICQ 7551596 -- > If you can't stand the heat, sit down or leave the sauna > Now listening to Erasure "How Can I Say" -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kir.sever.net ICQ 7551596 -- If you can't stand the heat, sit down or leave the sauna Now listening to Erasure "Treasure"
#!/bin/sh ln -s $1 $1.ps /usr/local/bin/prescript html $1 $2 mv $2 $2.tmp echo "<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>$3</TITLE></HEAD><BODY>" > $2 cat $2.tmp >> $2 echo "</BODY></HTML>" >> $2 rm -f $2.tmp rm $1.ps
