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Juri Savin 12-14-2004 07:09 AM

1.8.4 spider doesn't handle some files :(
 
Hello!

I have used PhpDig since version 1.6.x, and everything was OK. But ones upon a time I added new .php file and got the problem. And now I have no ideas how it can be solved.

My situation. File named import.php represents a catalogue of special equipment. There are lot of web pages based upon import.php with URLs like import.php?id=XXX. All these links are visible in the HTML output of import.php with any id. But the links are visible to human's eyes, not for spider. :)

Code of the links looks like <a href="/catalogue/import.php?id=1062">. Another script with same ideology was indexed successfully. This one -- wasn't.

I upgraded the version of PhpDig up to 1.8.4. No result.

Ok. I turned on Apache mod_rewrite module and changed my script import.php into a virtual directory /catalogue/import/ with URLs like <a href="/catalogue/import/?id=1062">. Same result.

I read just everithing on the phorum about "can't index" problem. Tried different solutions. Read documentation too. :) Same result.

Could somebody help? :rolleyes:

Charter 12-14-2004 12:19 PM

First, upgrade to v.1.8.5 for security reasons. Next, maybe this might help?

Juri Savin 12-15-2004 07:14 AM

So, first a upgraded to 1.8.5, got improved security and the same problem. Then I read the post you adviced me (thank you). But as a PHP-programmer I don't quite understand, what did the author of that post meaned.

PhpDig works via http requests like a usual web browser. It doesn't read files directly via ftp. So, there is no difference to PhpDig how the link was generated. Because PhpDig can see just the output of web server, not source code. :cool:

Today I used my rest chance - I converted all trouble links into virtual files (mod_rewrite). Now the links looks like <a href="/catalogue/import/111.html"></a>. And... It does't work again! :angry:

Over and over again I get this:

<citation>
SITE : http://www.loip.ru/
Exclude paths :
- @NONE@
1:http://www.loip.ru/catalogue/import/
(time : 00:00:06)
No link in temporary table
</citation>

The page I tried to index is here: http://www.loip.ru/catalogue/import/

Maybe a bug in the html source? Or in PhpDig engine?

Charter 12-15-2004 07:22 AM

Try search depth to large number, links per to zero, LIMIT_TO_DIRECTORY to false.

Juri Savin 12-23-2004 05:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charter
Try search depth to large number, links per to zero, LIMIT_TO_DIRECTORY to false.

I upgraded PhpDig version to 1.8.6, set search depth to 2000 (does it large enough?), links per to zero, LIMIT_TO_DIRECTORY to false. It fails again:

SITE : http://www.loip.ru/
Exclude paths :
- @NONE@
1:http://www.loip.ru/catalogue/import/
(time : 00:00:06)
No link in temporary table
links found : 1

Juri Savin 12-23-2004 05:52 AM

By the way, version 1.8.6 fails to index entire site http://www.loip.ru/.


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