J�rgen,

 

I believe you can add rules to a .htaccess file for certain user agents (though I have no experience with .htaccess files, but I googled for like 5 minutes and found loads of info on this topic). HtDig allows us to set a user-agent string in the config file (user_agent: website_digger_example). You can set anything here and then update your htaccess file with that user-agent. Block everything other than the user-agent specified and I think you’re good to go.

 

The only experience I have with the user-agent directive in the config file, is that we use it to fully index a website that has restricted area’s (member pages).

 

Hope this helps.

 

Regards,

 

Marco


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Sent: maandag 7 maart 2005 13:17
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Subject: [htdig] htdig vs. .htaccess => Options -Indexes

 


I have a problem with .htaccess

I want to allow htdig to index all directories in /home/wdkom/... but I don't want to allow users to view this directories via www
If I add Options -Indexes in .htaccess, rundig is not able to index the files.

What must be done to fix this requirement?


kind regards
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