swish-e/conf/example1.config

# ----- Example 1 - limit by extension -------------
#
#  Please see the swish-e documentation for
#  information on configuration directives.
#  Documentation is included with the swish-e
#  distribution, and also can be found on-line
#  at http://swish-e.org
#
#
#  This example demonstrates how to limit
#  indexing to just .htm and .html files.
#
#---------------------------------------------------

# By default, swish creates an index file in the current directory
# called "index.swish-e" (and swish uses this name by default when
# searching.  This is convenient, but not always desired.

IndexFile /home/indexfiles/docs.index


# Although you can specify which files or directories to
# index on the command line with -i, it's common to specify
# it here.  Note that these are relative to the current directory.

# Index two directories, "docs" (below current directory) and
# "/home/otherdocs", and within those directories (and all sub
# directories) index only files ending in .html and .htm.

IndexDir docs /home/otherdocs
IndexOnly .htm .html


# If you wish to follow symbolic links use the following.
# Note that the default is "no".  I you are indexing many
# files, and you do not have any symbolic links, you may
# still want to set this to "yes".  This will avoid an extra
# lstat system call for every file while indexing.

FollowSymLinks yes


# end of example
1	# ----- Example 1 - limit by extension -------------
2	#
3	# Please see the swish-e documentation for
4	# information on configuration directives.
5	# Documentation is included with the swish-e
6	# distribution, and also can be found on-line
7	# at http://swish-e.org
8	#
9	#
10	# This example demonstrates how to limit
11	# indexing to just .htm and .html files.
12	#
13	#---------------------------------------------------
14
15	# By default, swish creates an index file in the current directory
16	# called "index.swish-e" (and swish uses this name by default when
17	# searching. This is convenient, but not always desired.
18
19	IndexFile /home/indexfiles/docs.index
20
21
22	# Although you can specify which files or directories to
23	# index on the command line with -i, it's common to specify
24	# it here. Note that these are relative to the current directory.
25
26	# Index two directories, "docs" (below current directory) and
27	# "/home/otherdocs", and within those directories (and all sub
28	# directories) index only files ending in .html and .htm.
29
30	IndexDir docs /home/otherdocs
31	IndexOnly .htm .html
32
33
34	# If you wish to follow symbolic links use the following.
35	# Note that the default is "no". I you are indexing many
36	# files, and you do not have any symbolic links, you may
37	# still want to set this to "yes". This will avoid an extra
38	# lstat system call for every file while indexing.
39
40	FollowSymLinks yes
41
42
43	# end of example