In this case you probably wont get anything indexed either. This is what you'll have
to do:
You'll need to generate a file containing a list of all the domains you want ton index
(There's not an easy way to generate a list of all *.nl domains, unless you get in
with the .nl NIC guys or harvest them some way.) Anyways you;ll end up with a file
that should look like this:
http://foo.nl/
http://bar.bl/
http://baz.nl/
...
...
Let's say you store this list in a file called domains.txt.
Run indexer like this:
indexer -if domains.txt
The indexer will then proceed to index all the domains listed in the file. The indexer
wont generate a list of domains for you. That's something you'll have to provide
yourself.
-- Dan Hanks
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Doos wrote:
> Author: Doos
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Message:
> hi all,
>
> i want to index the sites in the .nl domain.
>
> i cleared my database and typed in: indexer -i -u http://www.zonnet.nl/
>
> then i added the line: Realm http://*.nl/* in the config and commented out the
>server command.
>
> am i on the right track here now and should it do what i want or does it just index
>www.zonnet.nl?
>
> Thanks
>
> Reply: <http://search.mnogo.ru/board/message.php?id=1839>
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