Using mnogo 3.1.18, mysql 3.23.41 on bsdi 4.2. I indexed a couple of domains using the "file" alias method, eg. Server http://www.server.com/ file:/usr/local/apache/htdocs/ It seemed to run fine and I was able to search the site, however some pages seemed to have been partially ignored. As an example of what was getting ignored we have a job site setup with directories as: htdocs/job_dir/ htdocs/job_dir/ads_one/ htdocs/job_dir/ads_two/ etc. The job_dir directory contains a general index and each ads_XXX directory contains an index for the jobs in that directory. The indexer does seem to find all the pages but none of the actual job ads would ever appear as a search result. For example a search for "web master" would find htdocs/job_dir/ads_one/index.html (for a link to a job ad that has web master in the link) but not the actual page that contains the ad. Removing the "file:" alias and reindexing makes the search work as I would expect. With the "file:" option the individual job ad pages do appear in the url table and the pages do have references in the dictionary tables. The url.txt field in the url table is however empty for all of the actual ad page urls. It seems to have happened for other pages that were two directories off the document root e.g www.server.com/dir_one/dir_two/page.html. I didn't do extensive checking but the three I did check (plus the couple hundred job ads) would never get returned from a search. We are using server side includes but that didn't seem to affect pages using similar SSI constructs as the ad pages. So is this just a limitation of using the file option rather than actual http requests?, a bug?, or did I miss a configuration option for the file alias? I have seen the postngs saying to use Alias http://xxx.xxx.com/ file:/root/html/ Server http://xxx.xxx.com/ But they were related to a different matter and the Server . . . File thing was indexing and is listed in the documentation. Jack ___________________________________________ If you want to unsubscribe send "unsubscribe general" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
