I have an application that creates a large number of documents. These documents, nor the data that is contained by them, cannot be accessed directly using a browser. A separate web-application uses CGI-scripts for selection and data presentation, by creating HTML-pages on-the-fly using native executables; these documents can contain links to the connected documents. By their nature, these files are not stored on the web, just inmemory as long as the requests stands. Yet, there is a need for searching these documents from a browser and be able to select the right document - passing the request to a CGI script. Is there a way to configure htdig so these documents can be scanned as if they are in the web itself?
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