Ideally we would like to have two separate pages, which use two separate
databases - one for all pages and one for internal web pages. Does
anyone have any ideas how we can create the latter? The solution should
not require too much work from our users.
The databases used and the pages indexed can be managed through the configuration file. If you create a separate configuration file for each case that you need to support, you can pass those configuration files to the various ht://Dig executables as appropriate. The command line tools can be passed a particular configuration file by way of the -c option. For the search pages, you provide the configuration file using something like <input type="hidden" name="config" value="htdig">
Jim
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