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digging subdomains
Hi,
is it possibile to set up phpdig to also scan subdomains? Just to clarify a bit: When I start digging http://somewhere.someplace.com, phpdig doesn't recognize http://here.somewhere.someplace.com as a part of the site. Any way to make this possible? ([size=small]I've tried to search this forum but couldn't find the answer, so my apoligies if this kind of thead allready exists[/size]) |
If you have a link to "http://here.somewhere.someplace.com" on "http://somewhere.someplace.com" phpDig will find it.
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Well, it sure doesn't seem to.
I tried it severall times, but phpdig doesn't seem to recognize it as a part of a larger domain |
Did phpdig only index the root? If so, you need to specify a search depth other than zero. Or maybe it's a completely different problem.
Is the top level domain publicly accessible? If so, post the URL you're trying to index. That might give us a better clue as to what's going on. |
Well, it's certainly tnot the search depth (I always set it on 2 levels)
The main site is: http://grefix.buildtolearn.com it has an index page with 2 links 1. http://digitalart.grefix.buildtolearn.com 2 http://concinite.grefix.buildtolearn.com |
I'll be the first to admit that I don't really know how indexing subdomains, works. However, I was able to get
http://digitalart.grefix.buildtolearn.com/ to index about 35 pages or so. Maybe if you index those subdomains individually, you'll end up with what you want. Just a thought. |
well, that' would be an option if I would only dig my own sites. But since I spider several sites wich aren't mine, I don't know if subdomains are present or not, and manually checking them would be an enormous task :)
Guess I'll gonna have to walk through the script myself to adjust it a bit |
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