Can HTDIG process PHP-generated files from a database

aurora-glacialis <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.htdig.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi. 
I have been searching for this for about 2 hours now....
My problem is: I have a database that contains files. I want to use ht//dig
to search inside these files. The files are in a MYSQL database and are
usually put out by a script called download.php?id=NNN with NNN beeing the
entry number. In a browser it will give me a "download as..." requester.
However HTDIG -v tells me that the file is not Parseable. 
I have started htdig on an index.php that generates links to all files in
the database like  testfile1.txt ...etc. It works fine if I save the
textfile to the www/http/ folder and link to it directly (like  <testfile ).

My question now is: How can I get htdig to download these files and index
them. Maybe I need to modify the "headers"-section of the download.php file
or maybe I need to make changes in the htdig.conf - I am lost here :-(

Hope you can help!

Ciao
Aurora
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