Thanks for the help. I was able to use what you gave me to get exactly what I wanted to do working.
-- James
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| Alexander Barkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/08/01 03:09
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To: James Madill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: What is wrong with my indexer.conf? |
James Madill wrote:
>
> OK. Adding:
>
> URL http://arachnia.mc.duke.edu/madil001/
>
> to the indexer.conf file with:
>
> Realm http://arachnia.mc.duke.edu/madil001/
> or
> Realm http://arachnia.mc.duke.edu/madil00*
>
> now works, but what I am actually wanting to do is to index only
> certain documents within that subdirectory structure, say files
> beginning with the letter "i".
>
> Realm http://arachnia.mc.duke.edu/madil001/i*
>
> doesn't work with the URL parameter above. I can't quite understand
> what the Realm parameter actually does. Perhaps I should be using the
> SERVER and ALLOW parameters?
>
Try something like this:
# Add start URL
URL http://arachnia.mc.duke.edu/madil001/
# Index those with "i"
Index yes
Realm http://arachnia.mc.duke.edu/madil001*/i*
# Do not index other docs
Index no
Realm http://arachnia.mc.duke.edu/madil001/
All links under /madil001/ will be added into
database, but only those with "i" in the beginning
will be indexed, others will be scanned for links.
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