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Posted to user@nutch.apache.org by RONNY <ro...@mputa.com> on 2008/10/30 02:10:00 UTC

Re: site: ??

I don't know how this works but it dose for some sites.I think this 
happened when I introduced some patch during indexing but forgotten 
which.And you can even search for a specific item if you know a site
eg site:www.cnn.com travel http://www.mputa.com
eg for site: bcdtravel.mg
http://mputa.com/search.jsp?query=site%3A+bcdtravel.mg+&hitsPerPage=10&lang=en
Regards
Ronny


John Martyniak wrote:
> Is there anyway to have site perform as it does on google, so if you 
> put in site: it shows all of the pages for a given site that are in 
> the index.  Or is there another way to achieve the same functionality.
>
> -John
>
>


Re: site: ??

Posted by John Martyniak <jo...@beforedawn.com>.
The only version of Nutch that I have used is the 0.9 version.

If you type in site: www.cnn.com you will get no results.

If you type site: www.cnn.com apple you will get some results.

What I was expecting is that if you type site: www.cnn.com it should  
show all pages in the index for cnn.com

If you type site: www.cnn.com apple it should show all links for  
cnn.com that contain something about apple.

So is this something that was fixed in a nightly build, or is this  
still an outstanding defect?

-John

On Oct 29, 2008, at 9:10 PM, RONNY wrote:

> I don't know how this works but it dose for some sites.I think this  
> happened when I introduced some patch during indexing but forgotten  
> which.And you can even search for a specific item if you know a site
> eg site:www.cnn.com travel http://www.mputa.com
> eg for site: bcdtravel.mg
> http://mputa.com/search.jsp?query=site%3A+bcdtravel.mg+&hitsPerPage=10&lang=en
> Regards
> Ronny
>
>
> John Martyniak wrote:
>> Is there anyway to have site perform as it does on google, so if  
>> you put in site: it shows all of the pages for a given site that  
>> are in the index.  Or is there another way to achieve the same  
>> functionality.
>>
>> -John
>>
>>
>