Diego Montalvo wrote: > > Kir, > > I have the following in "aspseek.conf" > > ############################################################################ > #AddType <mime type> <regexp> [<regexp>..] > # This command associates filename extensions with a > mime types > # (for services that don't automatically include them > - like file://) > # > AddType text/plain \.pl$ \.js$ \.txt$ \.h$ \.c$ \.pm$ > \.e$ > AddType text/html \.html$ \.htm$ > AddType image/x-xpixmap \.xpm$ > AddType image/x-xbitmap \.xbm$ > AddType image/gif \.gif$ > AddType application/unknown .* > Converter text/plain /usr/local/bin/word2x $in $out > > I am not able to index the following address. > > http://www.geocities.com/dmontal2/Computer_Services.doc > > the apache is set to "text/plain" > I also checked word2x and it works fine. > > What can be wrong? > > Diego > > > > --- Kir Kolyshkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Diego Montalvo wrote: > > > > > > Hello, > > > > > > I have downloaded the external converter Word2x > > for > > > ".doc" files. I have also added, the following > > > commands to > > > "aspseek.conf" > > > > > > AddType application/doc \.doc$ > > > > No need for AddType > > > > > Converter application/doc text/plain doc2text $in > > $out > > > > 1. Replace 'doc2text' with '/usr/local/bin/word2x'. > > > > 2. Also, check what content type your web server > > returns, and > > put it instead of appication/doc. > > > > 3. Also, check that > > > > $ word2x some.doc some.html > > > > actually produces sane some.html. > > > > > > > > I an not sure what commands to use to index ".doc" > > > format. I have "word2x" at "/usr/local/bin/word2x" > > > > > > when i try "./index -a" nothing is indexed. what > > am > > > I doing wrong? am I missing something?
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