failure on all platforms that I'm following
up on, but otherwise I'd recommend the snapshot over the 3.2.0b2
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files. (Normally I would expect that they'd also
add in commands so that the rundig script would update those as well,
but that's clearly not the case.)
One way or another I think you really need to talk to the person who
installed ht://Dig in the first place.
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So this makes #BIB equivalent to bib. If you want to separate them,
you'll probably want to add # to the extra_word_chars attribute.
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that match .html or .pdf and don't care about
trailing slashes, you can use the restrict field in the search form:
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something that could be added to the new
'htpurge' tool at some point.
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server config for the indexer. Keep in mind it's probably coming from a
paritcular IP and can have a specific user-agent field.
2) Grab the CygWin pakcage for running UNIX apps on Win32 machines and try
using local_filesystem digging. (No, I don't know if this works.)
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game with ht://Dig than with other packages for the reasons I just
outlined.
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the entire database. Is there
something else I need to do?
Nope, you don't need a separate conf file. Just use the restrict or
exclude fields in the search form to limit result URLs to matching
certain patterns.
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to *run* it to get any sort of URL information. Unless a
future version becomes "search engine friendly" nothing can (or will)
improve.
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automatically generates keywords from the html pages contained within the
site?
thanks
This is correct--I have no idea why you were asked to compile a list of
keywords, but ht://Dig indexes the site and generates an index of words in
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Also, How do I find out which version I'm running?
Most versions you can get the version from the usage information.
Try typing:
htdig -?
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assurances to the contrary, C++
compilation with that compiler is NOT reliable.
Of course version 3.1.5 compiles cleanly (and is supposedly on the
PowerTools disk).
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other set.) Digging and
searching at the same time should be possible in the 3.2.0 code when it's
released but it has not been tested fully.
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Since we have some nice regex parsing for config files why
not use them here as well and extend it to the full
filename?
Interesting idea. Of course no other mime.types support works this
way, so we couldn't easily use a standard mime.types file.
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I highly suggest that you take this
opportunity to upgrade.
If pages are no longer present, they will be removed from the
databases automatically when updating them. For this reason, most
people set periodic update jobs using the cron program.
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URLs above and did not change the limit_urls_to, then it will only
index the one URL. Since no other pages will match the pattern set in
limit_urls_to, it will reject all links.
Try something like:
limit_urls_to: http://www.foo.com/en/
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, but there is no requirement
to do so. The GNU GPL only has restrictions on the distribution of
the source code, not on any form of use.
There are many examples of sites that do not include any sort of
ht://Dig logo, e.g. http://www.linux.com/
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I'd be glad to give pointers in the 3.2 code if someone is interested
in this. It would obviously be well-received.
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the patch to
3.2 code than to 3.1.5, but I'd port it as necessary.
(please don't hold your breath for the patch though),
We're all volunteers here. Nothing comes before its time. ;-)
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filter as well. I'll investigate tomorrow.
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http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q4.9
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, this does not make it a high priority. If, for some reason, a
significant security hole is discovered or other significant bug,
then a 3.1.6 release will be made to fix that.
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to make a whole index?
Sure. This is one of the features of htmerge after version 3.1.0. If
you're like to do this frequently, you might be interested in the multidig
scripts that semi-automate the process. (I'm a bit biased here.)
http://www.htdig.org/files/contrib/scripts/
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even a small package like ht://Dig has to take the place of something
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. Did you notice much swapping or a drop in the amount of
memory used? You said that cutting out large parts of the tree helped, so
this would be my first guess at a culprit.
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This will do *exactly* what you describe.
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Of course you can also recompile the SRPMS with:
rpm --rebuild ...
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url_part_aliases: http:// *site
search.conf:
include: htdig.conf
url_part_aliases: https:// *site
This serves to keep the HTTP URLs when indexing (since the indexer
cannot index HTTPS) and serve up HTTPS when searching.
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d the date of the file itself, but what if it
includes a file that has changed, or an actual CGI?
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, is that one or more of
your PDF files is actually damaged. In that case, the best thing to
do is to run htdig with more debugging turned on and send both STDOUT
and STDERR to a file to peruse. Obviously the files reported just
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Geoff Hutchison wrote:
Second question -- can I use such a database from my own Perl script?
Can you use a Berkeley DB? Sure, use the DBI interface--it should be part
of your Perl 5 installation.
No. Well, maybe there's a DBI driver
request, and yet we can't find any answer in
the apache docs or htdig.
Since people seem to have this problem with increasing frequency, why
don't you post some information about your Apache configuration? Include
as much as you can.
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If they're the same, it ignores the file.
An author is maintaining that she added a link to a page and that an update
run of htdig failed to follow the new link(s) she had added.
Are these static or dynamic pages? If the server is not returning
Last-Modified headers, then this could be the problem.
the same way.
Yes, you can do this (and more) using just the search form to ht://Dig. To
mirror the IIS behaviour, you'd want the "restrict" field.
http://www.htdig.org/hts_form.html
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) that works
reasonably well. But it doesn't work under 3.2, though there are other
approaches to using 3.2's databases through the htdump/htload programs.
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to try out (or use) the package and ask for help if you
have problems. But keep in mind that we're not a company--we're a
group of volunteers.
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won't use the database you created.
Beyond that first step, it would be helpful to know what version of
ht://Dig you're using, how it was installed (binary or did you
compile it yourself), your OS, etc.
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nit here--this happened *after* 3.2.0b2 was released. You can
certainly use htpurge in 3.2.0b2 in this fashion, but htmerge also still
works the way it used to.
But for 3.2.0b3 and later, you'll want to update your rundig script.
(Obviosuly the one installed will be updated correctly.)
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Actually, I tried this. Configure and install completed, but then when I
tried to run htdig it suffered an Arithmetic Exception and dumped core.
I assumed this was because of --without-zlib, but perhaps not... (?)
Sigh. You said you're running on
will never find them. All it does is follow links
(like any good web spider) from one page to the next, so if there
aren't links, there won't be indexing. Granted, you can add as many
URLs to the start_url as you want.
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/time the document was generated.
Just thinking aloud: Can htdig translate META tags into $(MODIFIED)? I
can easily "seed" each file with its system date...
Funny you mention that...
See ftp://ftp.ccsf.org/htdig-patches/3.1.5/SortMetaDate.0
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or 3.0.8b1.)
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URL, try: http://web3.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/links.html#h-12.3
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ter versed in
the configuration that they're offering and might be able to explain
this. As it is, I wonder if they're using a wrapper around the actual
htsearch binary.
You mention that this only happens when you should get the "No Match"
page. I assume this means the rest of your modifications t
the FAQ: http://www.htdig.org/FAQ.html#q4.2
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in the common directory. What is in that directory? Can you
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And in the "htdig" file under the "www" folder, there aren't those
pages either. So my first question is, in the
using a copy of gcc you compiled yourself, or is it a binary
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I thought i read in the htdig search/postings that you were having trouble
with solaris.
the compiler
from stats.)
Obviously you will want to set server_wait_time as appropriate. Users
indexing other people's machines often set this at 30 sec. though in a
multi-user setting htdig will alternate servers by default.
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into the positions w/o the .work
extension before you run the htmerge command. Does that make sense?
htmerge -m $CONFDIR/htsingle.conf -c real.conf
I'm running 3.1.5, if that matters.
That's obviously newer than 3.1.0. :-)
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index just that page
if I have problems and if so, I'd turn up the debugging by running
htdig -.
Since you mention using 3.2.0b2, I'd also see if it might be a bug
that was fixed in a later snapshot.
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that I don't have root
access to?G)
I can understand your complaint. Any way to discuss things with the person
who installed the compilers?
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on the version you're using. My guess is
that you have a server misconfiguration if you can get results from
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ve checked for all of this and everything is fine. I just threw this
in on the off chance this was somehow related to the errors I was
seeing.
No, but if you are having problems with this too, we can troubleshoot
that, but let's take one problem per thread. :-)
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This is the purpose of the restrict and exclude fields in the search form.
They restrict searches to specific URL patterns (or exclude certain
patterns from the search).
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as a consequence you won't be able to use the
compression_level attribute to compress document excerpts.
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The problem is that running rundig gives an error like:
sh: /usr/local/bin/conv_doc.pl: No such file or directory
This usually means that the first line of the script (which points to
the location of Perl) is incorrect.
So perhaps
...
Fine, but remember you can also look at the output of a run with debugging
turned on to see reasons for rejecting links. Of course it's faster to see
if there are links in the first place, which I'm suggesting above.
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in your common' directory.
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to add "target" attributes to the links in the result templates.
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links, or use the automatic directory listing features of most
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significantly to code bloat. For another, there still wouldn't be a
way to work out exactly what links are supposed to be indexed--we'd
have to anticipate user action, etc.
Better to just ignore it.
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help
Could you be a bit more specific?
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why the attribute exists.)
See http://www.htdig.org/attrs.html#url_part_aliases
url_part_aliases: http://www.xyz.com/ *1
v. (in the other config file)
url_part_aliases: https://secure.xyz.com/ *1
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backlink_factor are
probably the reason you're getting these "phantom" matches.
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external_parsers: "application/pdf; charset=iso-8859-1"
"/usr/share/htdig/parse_doc.pl"
Hmm. Does it work if you just have "application/pdf;"? I'm assuming the
ExternalParser code thought that the semicolon was par
the log file if htdig is interrupted. So if you start the
command and then kill the job/process, then a log file will be created and
read in on the next go-round.
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into your Apache
server.
In any case, my point is that if you're having problems doing it with a
browser, it's a server issue, not an issue with htdig.
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Sure. You can customize all of the output. See
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providing the kill is with a -15 and not a 9, correct?
The code explicitly traps for INT, QUIT, TERM and HUP signals. So yes, a
KILL signal would kill the process outright.
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it doesn't have
pdf_parser: set in it somewhere?
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, if it doesn't go away, please send me some debugging
output and I'll take a look at what's going on. Alternatively, I
could try indexing your site myself to see if the problem is
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listing of files with links to them?
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about his code because I couldn't see
it and vice-versa.
N.B. This shouldn't be an issue in 3.2 since the databases are keyed
differently, but I'll make sure to test this.
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oh ok.
so what do I have to do to make htsearch read that bd words file ?
I do not want htsearch to be searching on those words in the bad words file.
See http://www.htdig.org/attrs.html#bad_words_list
bad_words_list: /path/to/a/file.txt
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omatically *ignores*
script code, where 3.1.x needs to be told to ignore it with the
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fairly minor, but I'm sure you'd prefer they didn't fill up your
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see what I mean. I've tried
deleting the databases and indexing again, but I still got the same
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If you continue to have problems, could you send me the output from
running htdig - off-list (to cut down on bandwidth). I'll see if I can
find anything in that.
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-Geoff Hutchiso
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That would be a good idea--I wonder if there's a difference between the
libdb that the code expects and the version on SuSE 6.4. The source
version includes the db code to link statically.
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-Geoff Hutchison
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On Tue, 5 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got 3.1.5 up and running. Due to disk-space considerations, am
considering removal of the "installation" folder structure.
Does not appear to me that this participates in routine execution of htdig .
. .
This is correct.
probably don't want to index CSS files, so I'd add
.css to bad_extensions in your config file:
http://www.htdig.org/attrs.html#bad_extensions
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automatic directory indexes (e.g. Apache's FancyIndex in
mod_autodir).
The current 3.2 development code has support for file:// URLs, but as
of now, these do not make their own directory lists either.
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-Geoff Hutchison
Williams Students Online
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directory indexes, then you
don't need to have index.html files for each subdirectory. Otherwise,
you'll need to make index.html files to link to the files you want.
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Williams Students Online
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I don't understand at all ...
Perhaps I don't understand what you're trying to do. Those messages
certainly indicate that the .css file isn't indexing.
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rather than a
directory, it will only index that one URL.
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