Total braino. Ignore that one. Sorry folks - too many babies & late
nights.
Jamie Anstice
Search Scientist, S.L.I. Systems, Inc
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Jamie Anstice
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
09/01/2002 10:20 cc: ht://Dig list
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [htdig] search results and
tittle(Document link:
Jamie Anstice)
Malcolm is correct - the URL does return an incorrect Content-Type line in
the header. See the results from wget (a UNIX command line HTTP file
grabber).
=================================
wget -S
'http://fox97.com/features/Favorite_moments_from_Randy_and_Spiff.html'
--10:14:56--
http://fox97.com/features/Favorite_moments_from_Randy_and_Spiff.html
=> `Favorite_moments_from_Randy_and_Spiff.html'
Connecting to fox97.com:80... connected!
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
2 Date: Tue, 08 Jan 2002 21:14:59 GMT
3 Server: Apache/1.3.12 (Unix)
4 Vary: Host
5 Set-Cookie: Apache=203.97.83.34.215961010524499168; path=/; expires=Wed,
02-Jul-03 21:14:59 GMT
6 Connection: close
7 Content-Type: text/html
8
0K .......... .......... . @ 5.12
KB/s
10:15:01 (5.11 KB/s) - `Favorite_moments_from_Randy_and_Spiff.html' saved
[22114]
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The easiest fix is to get your webserver to return the corrent Content
type. Alternatively, and less easy, is to find the Content-Type-Alias fix
I posted
to htdig-dev a few months ago, which allows you to tell htdig to alter a
document's Content-Type before parsing, and patch your htdig installation
-
I wrote that for this very problem.
Jamie Anstice
Search Scientist, S.L.I. Systems, Inc
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Daniel Escobar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
09/01/02 09:37
Please respond to daniel
To: Malcolm Austen
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Subject: Re: [htdig] search results and tittle
> If you could actually quote us a URL then we could check this theory but
> until then it remains a theory.
Malcolm, below is a link to a search box that will search one of my
sites.
You can do a query on whatever you would like, but I suggest using "Randy"
as one of your searches, since I know that will show you my problem. (some
searches show as [filename.html], and others show the actual tittle).
http://fox97.com/common/htdig/ssi/wfox-fm.html
Please let me know if you have any other ideas/comments :)
Thanks again,
-daniel
to believe the MIME content
> type or to ignore it and believe the file extention instead.
>
> If you could actually quote us a URL then we could check this theory but
> until then it remains a theory.
>
> regards,
> Malcolm.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://users.ox.ac.uk/~malcolm/
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