On Wed, 14 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Looking for some help with server_aliases
>
> Im having trouble with the server_aliases however... ive tried a
> number of different combinations from searching the mailling list
> archive and reading the online help, but cant seem to get it right....
>
> Our site has 16 aliases (8 really, but both WWW and no WWW refer to
> the same site)... all of which point to the same site
>
> The problem is when i search for say the world 'help' it'll retrieve 5
> or 6 dupilicates the only thing different being the URL pointing to
> this page. This leads me to believe alot of duplication might be going
> on, and the database is larger then it needs to be.. (not to mention
> the duplicate results returned to the user)
>
> here is what the relative keywords configuration are set as:
>
> limit_urls_to: nettrash.com netjunk.com netgarbage.com nettoilet.com
> #limit_urls_to: internettrash.com (also tried just internettrash.com with no
>luck)
>
> limit_normalized: http://internettrash.com
>
> start_url: http://internettrash.com/
>http://internettrash.com/userlist.html
> allow_virtual_hosts: false
>
> server_aliases: www.internettrash.com=internettrash.com \
> www.internetgarbage.com=internettrash.com \
> internetgarbage.com=internettrash.com \
> [...]
You should adding the port number:
server_aliases: www.internettrash.com:80=internettrash.com:80 \
www.internetgarbage.com:80=internettrash.com:80 \
internetgarbage.com:80=internettrash.com:80 \
Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Leo
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Alexander (Leo) Bergolth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WU-Wien - Zentrum fuer Informatikdienste http://leo.wu-wien.ac.at
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