PDF transformed: 1  (1.0/sec)
        Skipped: 1  (1.0/sec)
    Unique URLs: 1  (1.0/sec)

# file test.html
test.html: empty

>>> <moseley@hank.org> 07/23/03 07:58AM >>>
On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 07:54:51AM -0700, Erik Lyons wrote:
> Thanks Bill,
> 
> Run this way, spider.pl appears to expect perl, so given the "f.conf"

> example (list of directives) it fails in a bountiful blossom of
syntax
> errors. 

Right, sorry I wasn't clear:

>    spider.pl your_config_file.name > test.html

should be:

     spider.pl your_SPIDER_config_file.name > test.html



> 
> >>> Bill Moseley <moseley@hank.org> 07/22/03 07:07PM >>>
> On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 04:38:13PM -0700, Erik Lyons wrote:
> > After several weeks of exclaiming joyful praise to the initial "S"
> in
> > SWISH, I stumbled across the example quoted below. It runs and
> reports
> > "PDF transformed:      2,009  (19.7/sec)", but no PDF files can be
> > returned in any search results. As an added bonus, all document
> titles
> > that are in the search results appear as "(NULL)". Are these
> problems
> > related, or do I have 2 different gleaming horizons of delight to
> > explore?
> 
> Hard to say, but probably not hard to debug.
> 
> Edit the spider's config file to point to a single PDF file.  Then
just
> 
> run the spider like:
> 
>    spider.pl your_config_file.name > test.html
> 
> and look at test.html and make sure it has a title and content.
> 
> Then you can index that one PDF with:
> 
>    cat test.html | swish-e -c your_config -S prog -i stdin -T
> properties
> 
> the -T properties will show you if the title is being stored.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> Bill Moseley
> moseley@hank.org 
> 

-- 
Bill Moseley
moseley@hank.org