On Fri, 3 Sep 2004, Clint Davis wrote:
Rundig executes the htdig command with the -i switch causing a new database to be created each time. This isn't a problem except I'm displaying the index date in my search results. So, each result shows the date of the last indexing - today at 2:00am.
Is it okay duplicate and modify the rundig script so that the htdig command is executed without the -i switch? That way, I could call the modified rundig script from my cron job.
You are free to modify the rundig script in any way you deem appropriate. Though I believe many people end up using it as is, it is really intended as an example of how you might script a typical indexing run. If the only change you are looking for is the elimination of the initial database removal, just get rid of the '-i' on the line that calls htdig; that change won't otherwise affect the tasks executed by the script.
Jim
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