On November 12, 2002 at 5:30, puterbug.com wrote:

> I got a little bit of help yesterday and the day before on this search
> thing I'm trying to figure out.  I made some progress, but things
> still aren't right.  Here is the url: 
> http://www.puterbug.com/search.html of the search page.
Doesn't look like too many people are interested in your nms script, 
though at least your getting results of some sort today.

> A word like "design" brings up all kinds of apache stuff.  I'm only
> guess here, but something tells me I've got a path problem ... 
Something like that, never used his scripts so just guessing, but now 
that you are getting results without errors showing up...

my @files               = ('*');
This looks odd, a wildcard that appears to be global, don't have the 
manual for this script tho' eh... don't know what they are refering to.

>> my $basedir             = 'public_html';
Your on Unix, have you tried making your paths something like
usr/home/puterbug/public_html? If it's calling the file from the cgi-bin 
then the path would be something like '../public_html' 

>> my @blocked             = ('public_html/billing/');
Could this possibly be blocking your entire public folder, and maybe 
should be just:  my @blocked             = ('billing');  The trailing slash 
itself may be the problem ('public_html/billing').

Kinda thought those scripts were more popular and you would be getting 
lots of help on this yesterday. You're on the right track with the path 
thingee, it appears to be doing a search error free, just not where you 
would like it to be searching. 


HTH!

                Mark Groen

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