On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Marc Evans wrote:
> To make sure that my issue is understood, if a page is modified to have a
> link to some new page, but all of the other pages are unchanged, my goal
> is that only the modified page, the new page, and anything referenced by
> the new page are added/updated in the htdig database.
Assuming there are pre-existing databases to get the modification dates,
this is exactly what htdig does by default. On the other hand, many sites
are now using more dynamic content, which does not usually return a
Last-Modified: header.
So if you are using SSI or other server-generated content, I would
strongly suggest setting this in your config file:
modification_time_is_now: true
I would also suggest running htdig through once with a -v flag and take a
look at the messages generated on a modified page. Wha you don't want to
see is something like:
"not changed" or "retrieved but not changed"
--
-Geoff Hutchison
Williams Students Online
http://wso.williams.edu/
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