On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Justin Mason wrote:
>
> Jarl Friis said:
>
> > I am trying to figure out how to scoop images, and things seem to work
> > fine during generation of temporary files (using -keep-tmps), but when it
> > uses plucker-build to convert to .pdb files, it looks like plucker is not
> > even trying to convert the images. When plucker alone it's trying to
> > convert images.
> >
> > Does somebody know how to configure sitescooper to take advantages of
> > images?
>
> hmm, for the Plucker and iSilo cases, just use an ImageURL line and leave
> the <img src=...> tags in the HTML... that should work fine.
>
> Or do you mean scooping the images directly, ie.:
>
> URL: http://www.somewhere.com/image/foo.gif
>
> That doesn't work at the moment, you have to pick a page that contains
> that image and scoop that. If you need to scoop an image directly,
> without bothering with finding it in a page, "wget" will do the job nicely
> ;)
>
> Ah -- one possible problem is if the HTML page links directly to an
> image, ie. <a href=foo.gif>. That's not supported at the mo'.
>
> Either way -- if it looks like a bug, send me a site file and I'll take a
> look,
I think I figured out the problem:
In Main.pm (Line 2059) I guess the line shall be
$cmd .= "-M 1 ";
in stead of
$cmd .= "-M 0 ";
Otherwise it seems that plucker does not follow the <img src=""> tags.
Let me guess you use the feature of multiple pages per file, in that case
it executes the code $cmd .= "-M 3 -E \"".$excludefile."\" ";
instead.
One could also choose to consider it as a bug of plucker, since even when
following zero depth links (i.e. none), it should convert the
"embedded" images which is kind of on level 0.
Jarl
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