Re: Hops from server?

Thanks for the suggestion, Rupert.

If you need this functionality right now, one way to achieve it is to 
set  start_url  to be a complete list of pages on your site 
(presumably using the <backquote>included-file<backquote> syntax) and 
then use  max_hop_count.  The list of pages on your site could be 
automatically generated by a perl script on the output of  htdump. 

In fact, you might like to write that script and send it to us for the  
/contrib  directory.  That will keep htdig from getting bloated with 
too many nice-but-rarely-used features.

The limitation of only indexing within the  start_url  is only in the 
sample  rundig  script, which users are free to customise.

On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 02:03, Rupert Jones wrote:
> I was thinking about the functionality of ht://dig, and what I
> would really like to see is the ability to index files one hop away
> from the server. Max_hop_count is similar to this, except it counts
> the hops away from the start point, not the server (and the
> limitations of indexing within the start_url scope makes it awkward
> too).

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