likewise.
For restricted sites, you can enable cookies in the spider. Then you set the target to a login page with a username/password in the URL. (The spider configuration file is actually a perl program, so if your app requires a POST to login, you can use perl to set up the two-part request).
On Tuesday, October 19, 2004, at 09:07 AM, John McGowan wrote:
everything is still going to be running from witango... i have sites that use swish-e to do the spidering and indexing of the site, but every thing about the presentation of the site still 100% witango. i just call swish-e like any other external action.
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