Re: Indexing and searching multiple domains

"Ken Petersen" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.perlfect-search
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Daniel--
   Thanks for the quick reply! A couple of other quick
questions....where do I enter the 2 URL's I need indexed? Under
$HTTP_START_URL? For example would this be correct? 
$HTTP_START_URL = 'http://MyURL.com';'http://MyURL2.com' 

Also what is the correct syntax for the @HTTP_LIMIT_URLS to index 2
URLs?
@HTTP_LIMIT_URLS = (http://MyURL.com);(http://MyURL2.com)


thanks,
  Ken



>>> [email protected] 01/31/03 04:30PM >>>
On Friday 31 January 2003 21:17, Ken Petersen wrote:

> I am using Perlfect 3.30. I need to be able to search 2 or more
domains
> and have the results come back as one set on the same web page. Is
> this
> something that indexing via HTTP can handle?

If you set @HTTP_LIMIT_URLS accordingly, yes. You may only index your
own 
servers and you need to watch indexing progress because the crawler
might 
get stuck somewhere and will not stop. Also robots.txt files are
currently 
ignored.

> If so, can I also put all
> the files/folders I want excluded from the search from both domains
> into
> one noindex.txt file?

Yes.

> Also is there a limit to the number of domains
> that can be indexed this way?

Theoretically not. In reality, however, Perlfect Search was written
only 
for one server.

Regards
 Daniel

-- 
http://www.danielnaber.de 

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