We have a problem with merging multiple databases:
(1) We run htdig/htmerge/htfuzzy on http://www.site1.com with site1-specific htdig.conf
(2) We run htdig/htmerge/htfuzzy on http://www.site2.com with site2-specific htdig.conf
(3) We copy site1 htdig.conf and all site1 db.* files to a new directory tree, say "allsites".
(4) We then run a kind of
htmerge -c allsites-htdig.conf -m site2-htdig.conf
(5) Then running a allsites htsearch shows that both databases are correctly merged, but the domain names of www.site2.com are overwritten by www.site1.com, i.e. the page paths of both databases are correct but all pages appear under www.site1.com urls.
This is of course not the intended behavior. I use much the same approach for a number of sites and all of the original URLs are maintained throughout the process. What version of ht://Dig are you using? Have you double checked your configuration files for things like url_part_aliases, url_rewrite_rules, search_rewrite_rules, etc. that might be modifying your URLs? Have you tried searching the databases before the final merge to ensure that the URLs are still correct at that point? You might also want to try running htdump and checking the URLs in the resulting db.docs file.
Jim
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