Bill,
I'll mull over the documentation (again) just in case - always a good 
idea.  Who knows?  Maybe there's a nugget in there for me.

As for your second point, I'm not any kind of company - just a guy with 
a fairly large personal web site who (as a hobby) hosts some email lists 
and web sites for a car club and a food club.  Since the root of 
"carclub.com"  ("/CARS") is contained within the "mysite.com" tree, I 
would expect that it would be indexed on the same pass.  It would be 
interesting to understand just how swish-e traverses the website tree - 
in looking at the log file, it appears to be jumping around and not 
following the directory structure as I would expect.  Kinda makes me go 
"hmmmm".

Thanks for your input . . .

-f


Bill Moseley wrote:

>On Fri, Apr 08, 2005 at 06:07:35PM -0700, fh oregon wrote:
>  
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>>Yes , I've tried that - same results.
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>
>There's some documentation that comes with the spider.  It's also
>online at http://swish-e.org.  Try reading the docs once again and
>then look at the debugging options.  My guess is that will be more
>productive than having us guess.
>
>Of course, Peter probably already gave you the correct answer.  If
>you tell the spider to index "mysite.com" (you are an email hosting
>company??) they why would you expect it to index anything besides
>that?
>
>  
>

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Frank Hunt
Confused Linux Admin