> > E.g. on a Linux system you could run, > > > > % plucker-build -v -H http://pda.ceskenoviny.cz -f foobar \ > > > --url-pattern=".*[pda|img]\.ceskenoviny\.cz/.*" -M3 > > > > /Mike > > I guess if this will work in Windows parser, but I hope it will - the same > Python, the same Plucker...
Note that you will need an up-to-date version of the parser, not the one of the most recent full release (1.1.13), as url-pattern is a newer feature since the last full release. If you are unable to get the new parser you will have to hack around it: For the channel, set up an exclusion of everything, with priority 0: .* then add an inclusion of Michael's suggested line, with a priority of 1: .*[pda|img]\.ceskenoviny\.cz/.* But you are better off getting the new parser, as that is what exactly the situation that url- pattern was designed for. Best wishes, Robert
