On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 02:57:15 -0700, dstafford.TakeThisOut@gmail.com wrote:
>=A0Platform =3D Win2003/IIS6
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>=A0Using a 3rd party product which creates IIS virtual directories
>=A0beneath a virtual directory (2 distinct paths within the file
>=A0system)
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>=A0In order to use a web-caching crawl job, I need the sub-directories
>=A0beneath the root to be enumerated using the IIS 'directory browse'
>=A0option.
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>=A0Since this is not actually the file system that I'm browsing but
>=A0rather an IIS virtual directory tree - I'm at a loss.
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>=A0Example:
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>=A0In file system:
>=A0C:\pets\
>=A0C:\cats\
>=A0C:\dogs\
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>=A0In IIS:
>=A0http://localhost/pets/
>=A0http://localhost/pets/cats/
>=A0http://localhost/pets/dogs/
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>=A0How can I directory browse <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://localhost/pets/" target="_blank">http://localhost/pets/</a> such that I would
>=A0see the subdirectories of cats and dogs listed so that my crawler
>=A0will know to go down these subdirectories to acquire the content ?
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>=A0Many thanks in advance -
>=A0Best regards,
>=A0David Stafford
>=A0dstafford @ g m a i l . c o m
As long as cats and dogs are folders under the pets folder you will be ok.=
For instance, you make a virtual folder called pets and it points to pets=
on the physical drive. If cats and dogs are under pets it should find=
them.
John Cesta
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