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Morphea · 12-28-2004, 01:59 PM

Hello everyone,

I just installed phpdig and I'm in the process of indexing my website. It's working great, except for a little problem. I'm indexing from directory index pages, listing the contents of the directory dynamically, with a search depth of 1. All the links are detected, and most of the pages are searched and indexed.

But somehow, with some of the pages I get the message "duplicate of an existing document". Does any of you have any idea why that would happen, since I haven't indexed these pages before?

When I go to the update form, the "duplicate" files don't appear in their directory. When I try to index the page by specifying the full URL, I still get the "duplicate" message, even when I set "Use values from Update sites table if present and use default values if values absent from table" to "no".

Is there any way to "force" the indexing of these pages?

Any idea, anyone?

12-28-2004, 01:59 PM	#1
Morphea Green Mole Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 6	indexing for the 1st time but getting "duplicate of existing doc" msg with some files Hello everyone, I just installed phpdig and I'm in the process of indexing my website. It's working great, except for a little problem. I'm indexing from directory index pages, listing the contents of the directory dynamically, with a search depth of 1. All the links are detected, and most of the pages are searched and indexed. But somehow, with some of the pages I get the message "duplicate of an existing document". Does any of you have any idea why that would happen, since I haven't indexed these pages before? When I go to the update form, the "duplicate" files don't appear in their directory. When I try to index the page by specifying the full URL, I still get the "duplicate" message, even when I set "Use values from Update sites table if present and use default values if values absent from table" to "no". Is there any way to "force" the indexing of these pages? Any idea, anyone?