Hi John,
We experienced the same problem and we solved it like this:
- Define a user-agent string in htdig.conf file, aka
user_agent: "htdig 3.1.6"
- Modify your dynamic PHP navigation and add a user-agent check:
if (eregi("htdig", $_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"]))
{
print("");
}
else
{
<rest of php document>
}
Yours,
Martin
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On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 02:49:17PM -0800, John Grunder wrote:
> Dear sirs,
>
> We have been using htDig for quite some time with pretty good results, but
> recently we crashed our Linux web server, and once I reinstalled htDig
> 3.1.6 and created the database on our web site (http://www.miis.edu) we
> began getting multiple results back on searches.
>
> For example: http://www.miis.edu/directory.html only contains one
> reference to my name (grunder) but 23 hits are returned.
>
> We use a content manager that does create some PHP generated dynamic
> pages, but the majority of the pages on our live site are static, and only
> contain a bare amount of PHP code to include common menu code (this code
> is simply html code in the form of tables and graphics).
>
> Is it possible that a PHP line like <?
> include("nav/rightnav-finaid.code"); ?> could cause multiple search hits?
>
> The results we are getting show the same text but have links like this:
>
> http://www.miis.edu/directory.html?PHPSESSID=ca4f024e0dbba1f7383258762e46a318
> http://www.miis.edu/directory.html?PHPSESSID=7065a69b6313c83bld15d6ffa8b5be9
> http://www.miis.edu/directory.html?PHPSESSID="different number"
> http://www.miis.edu/directory.html?PHPSESSID="different number"
> http://www.miis.edu/directory.html?PHPSESSID="different number"
> http://www.miis.edu/directory.html?PHPSESSID="different number"
> http://www.miis.edu/directory.html?PHPSESSID="different number"
>
> Are there any configuration settings that I can include for rundig that
> would eliminate these multiple hits?
>
> Thanks
>
> John Grunder
> Director, Information Technology Services
> Monterey Institute of International Studies
> 460 Pierce Street
> Monterey, CA 93940 USA
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (O) 831.647.6512
> (F) 831.647.4104
>
>
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