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ht://Dig: Configuration file format -- Block restrictions
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Configuration file format -- Restricting Attributes
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Please see the file <a href="COPYING">COPYING</a> for
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Many attributes may be restricted in scope, specifically those
used by the <a href="htdig.html">htdig</a> indexer. These
attributes can be specified on a per-server or per-URL basis
and thus can be applied to only one site or even one
particular portion of a site. For example:
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<server: www.foo.com><br>
<a
href="attrs.html#server_wait_time">server_wait_time</a>: 5<br>
</server><br>
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Here the portions inside the <server:> </server>
<strong>block</strong> are normal attributes as specified in
the <a href="cf_general.html">general configuration</a>
documentation. However, rather than applying to all servers,
these attributes will apply <em>only</em> to the www.foo.com server.
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It is also possible to have <url:> </url>
blocks. With these, any URL matching the pattern specified in
the block will use the attributes within, overriding any other
configuration.
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Not all attributes apply within blocks. Those that do are
listed with the appropriate context in the <a href="attrs.html">attribute
documentation</a>.
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Last modified: $Date: 2004/05/28 13:15:18 $
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