ok,
to understand you write, for my problem i had to use
Server http://www.foo.com
DisallowNoMatch www.foo.com/bar
is this right?
maybe we come back to "order" the ristrict pages ... ;-)
but first of all i want to have aspseek working for us. so far we use(d) htdig but we
are not really satisfied with its features. aspseek comes much closer to our needs... ;-)
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Von: Kir Kolyshkin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet am: Montag, 25. Juni 2001 15:41
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: [aseek-users] SERVER command in aspseek.conf
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> i have installed aspseek over the weekend and it really seems to be a very cool product.
> this morning i have started to do an index over 2800 different urls
> no my question:
>
> i have used commands like
>
> Server http://www.foo.com/bar
>
> to add urls/servers to be indexed. when i now look into the logfile i can see that index also
> is worling on urls like
>
> http://www.foo.com/other
>
> does this mean i have misunderstood the Server command do i only set servers/sites with this
> line and not parts of servers? in our url list there are a lot of server where we only want to
> index a special part of it and not the complete stuff....
Currently aspseek takes the whole site into account, not the directory
you wrote in Server command, so it will index the whole site starting
from that URL in Server. So, if you need to index only /bar directory,
use DisallowNoMatch command, as described in aspseek.conf...
> aonother important question: can i restrict the maximum number of pages retrieved from one server?
No, you can't. We can implement it if you like, see
http://www.aspseek.org/order.html
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