Author: jip
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BTW I've noticed: line
Realm RegExp ^http://[^/]+.site.ru/
force indexer to inhabit both "server" and
"srvinfo" DB tables with:
INSERT INTO server VALUES
(-2071641447,1,'RegExp','',5,'S',117,0,2,0);
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES (-2071641447,'match_type','5');
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES
(-2071641447,'HoldBadHrefs','604800');
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES (-2071641447,'Follow','1');
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES (-2071641447,'case_sense','1');
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES
(-2071641447,'Alias','^http://[^/]+\.site\.ru/');
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES (-2071641447,'Method','Allow');
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES (-2071641447,'nomatch','0');
INSERT INTO srvinfo VALUES (-2071641447,'ServerWeight','2');
but anyone of following lines:
Realm RegExp NoMatch ^http://sys.site.ru/path/.+$
Realm Disallow RegExp ^http://sys.site.ru/path/.+$
force indexer to inhabit only "server" DB table in
such manner:
INSERT INTO server VALUES (-915562069,1,'http://sys.site.ru/','',5,'S'
,118,356322413,2,0);
Looks like negative Realm Regex rules aren't recoglized.
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