Two queries

Richard Guthrie <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.htdig.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi folks,

I'm working on htdig for the first time and have a few questions.  I've 
hunted around the FAQs and don't think there are answers to these, but 
apologies if I missed something.

(i) Search results will include files such as "Index of /documents/itnet" 
if any of the search terms happens to be also included in the name of a 
file in such a directory.  Is there any way of eliminating these sorts of 
returns?

(ii) Is there any way of asking it to return "all files" as a result?  This 
would be particularly useful for where I work as we are divided into many 
projects.  I've set up a restrictions/exclusions menu so people can search 
only within a project's archive space, but it would be great to be able to 
list, for example, the last ten files by a project.  Simplest way to do 
this on other systems I've used would be to search for all documents in the 
relevant area and list them by date.  I can do the "relevant area" and "by 
date" parts in htdig, but not the "all files".  Is there an easy solution?

For background, I work in a small research institute in Sweden and we are 
using htdig to create a central archive of documents we have been working on.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Cheers,
Richard



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