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On Fri, 5 May 2006 11:23:38 -0400
> David,
> Sorry, I never messed with ht://Dig, does this search only html
> files or can search dynamic pages?
Our entire site is PHP, some with dynamic content. It seems to get
the content from the dynamic pages. I'm not sure if it is picking up
the dynamic elements. For example:
http://tqmcube.com/hotmail.php has;
"Unique Hotmail IPs that have originated spam
sent to our server (in real time): 547"
If I search on "Hotmail," I get the page. If I search on "547," I
get
nothing. I don't know if that's a problem with searching for a number
or not picking up the dynamic content. I am not using any of the
advanced search methods that are available. Basically, using it "out
of the box."
Does this properly answer your question?
David,
Yes that does answer my question perfectly!! :) Thanks for that. Looks like i might have
to play
a bit.
Will it work though with virtual hosts?? I notice that you mentioned the config file
having a
place to start from. Do I simply enter the root where all the sites are?
Thanks again
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