VSpider localhost to domain mapping?

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    Default VSpider localhost to domain mapping?

    VSpider in the developer version of CFMX7 can only index a local site. So, my
    question is how do I map my collection from localhost to my domain name? I've
    tried 'mappath', but it doesn't seem to be the right solution.

    Thanks,
    Thomas

    Thomas D Guest

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    Default Re: VSpider localhost to domain mapping?

    Thomas,

    I am not sure I understand your question.

    In CFML you can replace the "localhost" string in the URL with your host
    name.

    --
    Tom Jordahl
    Macromedia Server Development


    Tom Jordahl Guest

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    Default Re: VSpider localhost to domain mapping?

    I'm using vspider along with mappath and it's been working ok for me. Here's
    my formatting.

    -----------------start of mappath.txt----------------------------
    #SourceField SourcePrefix DestField DestPrefix
    VdkVgwKey [url]http://localhost[/url] URL [url]http://intratest.faa.gov[/url]
    -----------------end of mappath.txt----------------------------

    Are you sure that the paths in your cmdfile are correct.

    JonL Guest

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