Re: still in active development?

Hello,

on 07/19/2005 08:10 PM Christopher Murtagh said the following:
> On Tue, 2005-07-19 at 19:45 -0300, Manuel Lemos wrote:
>>Great. I hope that will allow us to do things like making Htdig crawl 
>>individual pages and only update their entries in the index. That is 
>>what miss most in the current HTDig version.
> 
>  I'm using htdig 3.2 for doing incremental indexing right now and it
> seems to be working fine. What sort of problems are you having?
> 
> To remove a list of URLs:
> 
> htpurge -c conf_file.conf -u list_of_urls.txt
> 
> To do an incremental index:
> 
> echo URL_list.txt | htdig -m foo -c conf_file.conf -
> 
> (notice the trailing '-'). Making this work wasn't obvious, but I had a
> bit of help from the list, and it's all working for me now.

hummm... I had the impression from a message posted in this list that 
when you do incremental indexing, HtDig will still traverse all pages 
but just performs HEAD requests to verify whether other pages were 
updated. Is this what happens or I misunderstood the point of this?

Another thing that confuses me about the example above is the parameter 
that follows the -m switch. If it is supposed to read from STDIN, why 
foo and not just - ?

Other than that, if I want to update existing index database files, 
letting the users search the current databases while htdig is finishe, 
adding -a switch to the htdig command line will work ok whe just 
updating a few URLs as you suggest?

Should I follow htdig command with the usual htmerge and htfuzzy command 
calls as in a full reindex?

If this works ok like this, that will solve my problem as I need. If so, 
I plan to update my HTDIG PHP interface class and release a new version 
soon for the benefit of all that use HTDIG with PHP.

http://www.phpclasses.org/htdiginterface


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Regards,
Manuel Lemos

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