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renehaentjens · 03-30-2004, 09:41 PM

SPIDER_MAX_LIMIT=20, SPIDER_DEFAULT_LIMIT=3, RESPIDER_LIMIT=4, LIMIT_DAYS=7. (I never touched these.) My most recent tests were with a fresh installed 180, new database, new tables. The PHP script indeed generates straightforward simple HTML with no tricks.

Nothing on the update page seems to indicate any exclusions. Anyway, in my most recent tests, I always deleted the site and checked tempspider and text_content to be empty before my next try.

The good news is that you can index my site.

The problem must be with my PhpDig installation, I get the same problem (No link in temporary table ... links found : 1) if I try to index other sites...

I can't even index a simple text page in the root of my website (same PC as PhpDig, cordoba): PhpDig finds it all right, but seems to ignore its content altogether: (spider table) first_words = filename of the text page, nothing more, 0 words, filesize 0; after "indexing" there are 0 keywords and one text_content file with 7 spaces. (The text page does contain a few lines of text!)

Most recent changes on my PC (after last successful indexing with PhpDig): new virus checker eTrust 7.0.139 replaced McAfee, upgrade of ZoneAlarm to 4.5.538.001.

03-30-2004, 09:41 PM	#7
renehaentjens Orange Mole Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 69	SPIDER_MAX_LIMIT=20, SPIDER_DEFAULT_LIMIT=3, RESPIDER_LIMIT=4, LIMIT_DAYS=7. (I never touched these.) My most recent tests were with a fresh installed 180, new database, new tables. The PHP script indeed generates straightforward simple HTML with no tricks. Nothing on the update page seems to indicate any exclusions. Anyway, in my most recent tests, I always deleted the site and checked tempspider and text_content to be empty before my next try. The good news is that you can index my site. The problem must be with my PhpDig installation, I get the same problem (No link in temporary table ... links found : 1) if I try to index other sites... I can't even index a simple text page in the root of my website (same PC as PhpDig, cordoba): PhpDig finds it all right, but seems to ignore its content altogether: (spider table) first_words = filename of the text page, nothing more, 0 words, filesize 0; after "indexing" there are 0 keywords and one text_content file with 7 spaces. (The text page does contain a few lines of text!) Most recent changes on my PC (after last successful indexing with PhpDig): new virus checker eTrust 7.0.139 replaced McAfee, upgrade of ZoneAlarm to 4.5.538.001. __________________ René Haentjens, Ghent University Last edited by renehaentjens; 03-30-2004 at 10:28 PM.