On Sun, Oct 14, 2001, matt neibaur wrote: > cp /home/matt/.plucker/target.html /home/matt/.plucker/home.html > python /usr/local/PyPlucker/Spider.py -f /home/matt/.plucker/target
Why don't you "pluck" the target.html file direct using -H plucker:/target.html (or -H file:/home/matt/.plucker/target.html)? > Processing plucker:/home/matt/.plucker/home.html. I missed that one in your previous message. "plucker:/home/matt/.plucker/home.html" is the same thing as /home/matt/.plucker/home/matt/.plucker/home.html -- I doubt that file exists ;-) > home_url = plucker:/home/matt/.plucker/home.html Change to plucker:/home.html (or comment out the line, since that is the default) You could also add a separate section in you .pluckerrc file for the target.pdb, [target] home_url = plucker:/target.html home_maxdepth = 2 doc_file = target bpp = 16 maxwidth = 150 maxheight = 200 alt_maxwidth = 150 alt_maxheight = 200 verbosity = 1 That makes it possible to have different settings for different Plucker documents. To pluck the contents for the target section you run "plucker-build -s target" /Mike
