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Nessos
10-19-2004, 08:34 AM
Hi!

I have some problems. I´m using http://www.ioftpd.com/scripts/script.php?id=77 but it dosen´t work.... It work´s but you search true the hole ****ing computer, and not the path that I wan´t to.

SEARCH = %EXEC ..\scripts\sitesearch.exe TIMEOUT=5000 START="%[$path]"

That´s the line. What shall i write in $path?

I have tried with START="%[$C:\FTP\]", START="%[$/xyx/ /yxy/]", START="%[$C:\FTP\ /]"....

I haven´t forgot to rehash or something like that.

Grendel
10-19-2004, 01:53 PM
try ioA's "site search" command
and autocreate a searchlog-file via scheduler

http://www.ioftpd.com/scripts/script.php?id=24

this rocks like hell.... :D :D :D

mr_F_2
10-25-2004, 01:09 PM
Originally posted by Nessos
Hi!

I have some problems. I´m using http://www.ioftpd.com/scripts/script.php?id=77 but it dosen´t work.... It work´s but you search true the hole ****ing computer, and not the path that I wan´t to.

SEARCH = %EXEC ..\scripts\sitesearch.exe TIMEOUT=5000 START="%[$path]"

That´s the line. What shall i write in $path?

I have tried with START="%[$C:\FTP\]", START="%[$/xyx/ /yxy/]", START="%[$C:\FTP\ /]"....

I haven´t forgot to rehash or something like that.

the commandline is
SEARCH = %EXEC ..\scripts\sitesearch.exe TIMEOUT=5000 START="%[$path]"

not START="%[$C:\FTP\ /] or whatever you're trying

at VERY least, you should use
START="%[C:\FTP]", notice no $ sign

but leave it as it supposed to be for best results