> I realized htdig always REINDEXING my complete site no matter if a
> document's last modification date matched the servers last mod date or not.
> Tracking down things, I found that ref->DocTime() ALWAYS returns 0 even if
> the given url has a mod date (m:XXXXXXX) value in the database (verified
> with htdump).
> I guess, the problem lies in the conversion of the m:xxxxxx (seconds since
> epoch) value maybe somewhere in mktime.c or such???
At least at the moment, I cannot reproduce this, which is why I have not
responded sooner. So let me at least ask a few questions which might help:
1) Do you see actual, formatted dates in htsearch results? (These
obviously need to do the same access.)
2) Where do you determine that ref->DocTime() is returning 0?
I ask, in part because htdump is going to access this as well:
fprintf(fl, "\tm:%d", (int) ref->DocTime());
3) Are you sure the server is returning a Last-Modified header for files?
4) Does the server properly handle the If-Modified-Since header?
(To see that this header is sent, check in Document.cc line 525 or so for
the output sent by htdig.)
-Geoff
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