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I have a collection of HTML pages, absolutely none
of which are accessible from any Internet. To view them, I simply open
file://c:whatever/index.html to get to them. When I point plucker at this
index.html file, I get the following text from the run
Rebuilding Plucker database...
Home.html:
i:\sfnew\html\index.htm
Database Name: sf Database Filename: sf.pdb Bitmap Color mode: 8 Max .Depth: 5 Install for: flounder Verbose Level: 1 Close on Exit: no Working for pluckerdir D:\Program
Files\Plucker\Default.DB
Processing i:\sfnew\html\index.htm. 0 collected, 0 still to do Retrieved failed: 404 -- [Errno url error] unknown url type: 'i' Fetching the home document failed. Aborting all! Fatal error while processing. Nothing written.Error executing PyPlucker. Error: 1 Press any key to continue... There is nothing I can determine about why this
should fail, except that it seems unable to cope with an HREF which is on the
same directory as the index.htm file. If this is so, it doesn't make any sense,
because it violates the HTTP spec on relative paths.
By the way, here's the contents of
index.htm:
<title>SF
Index</title>
<h1>Science Fiction Index</h1> <p><a HREF="Series.htm"><b>Series list</b></a> <p><a HREF="hindex.htm"><b>Author list</b></a> I see nothing here that would generate an unknown
URL type. Anyone know how this can be handled properly?
thanks
joe
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- Re: Local HTML pages Joseph M. Newcomer
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