PhpDig.net - re-indexing

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I'm using phpdig 1.6.x (according to the header in the PHP file) and I have indexed my site from the web interface. However, when I come to use set it up via the command line, it doesn't seem to do anything.

I have this in my crontab but it doesn't appear to have any effect:

Code:

0 * * * * php -f /home/username/public_html/search/admin/spider.php all

If I run the command on the command line then nothing happens. After a second delay, it just goes back onto a clear prompt. The same happens if I try and index a new site from the command line.

Is it actually doing anything because it doesn't seem to be? How can I go about sorting this?

I'm running Red Hat 9 on my dedicated server.

Hi. Looks like a path issue. Below from the config.php file in the next version to be released...

PHP Code:


		
			
// NOTE: If you want a different path, you need to add that path (relative path up to the 

// admin directory: ../dir or full path up to the admin directory: /full/path/to/dir) in 

// the first if statement in this config.php file - for example:

// && ($relative_script_path != "../dir") // relative path

// && ($relative_script_path != "/full/path/to/dir") // full path

// NOTE: double dot means go back one and single dot means stay in same directory

// NOTE: the path should be UP TO but NOT INCLUDING the admin directory - NO ending slash



define('ABSOLUTE_SCRIPT_PATH','/full/path/to/dir'); // up to but not including admin dir



if ((!isset($relative_script_path)) || (($relative_script_path != ".") && 

($relative_script_path != "..") && ($relative_script_path != ABSOLUTE_SCRIPT_PATH))) {

  // echo "\n\nPath not recognized!\n\n";

  exit();

}

Great! That works! Thanks.

Where do I have to place it exactly? At the beginning? Do I have to erase anything? Thank you!