Still having issues with Jcrawler 1.7. In fact Jcrawler has not worked for me since 1.4. I think it\\'s due to me using modrewrite. I posted the information from the last message I posted on here back in Oct 2008 when I upgraded from 1.4 to 1.5. Jcrawler has not worked for me since. I even tried the latest 1.7 version which you modified a few days ago to fix relative paths...still same thing :(
Thanks
Here is the current error I get with 1.7:
* httpcode: 403 on url http://www.lebanonpc.org/
Message
* There are 1 links in your sitemap.
* Success, wrote /home/lebanonp/public_html/Joomla_lpc/sitemap.xml
* Success, wrote /home/lebanonp/public_html/Joomla_lpc//administrator/components/com_jcrawler/config.xml
* total time: 0.0213 seconds
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Here is my post from a while ago that you responded to.
# Josh B. posted the following on 19. October 2008 at 21:00.
Hi, thanks for this tool. I am using modrewrite to point requests to a subdirectory. This appears to confuse Jcrawler 1.5. When I go into the configuration, HTTP host is set to the actual subdirectory where the Joomla install resides. However, crawling fails because modrewrite is hiding that directory. The live_site variable is set to the URL without the subdirectory yet 1.5 must not check this. I did not have this problem with 1.4 beta. Did something change in 1.5 in how you determine the site’s URL?
1. patrick posted the following on 21. October 2008 at 15:37.
Hi Josh,
yes, i changed the method, it takes the website from the php variable $_SERVER[\\'HTTP_HOST\\'],
but i found a clear solution now, i’ll change it back in the next release. If you want to change it by yourself please write me an email.
Greets Patrick
PS: Sorry for the delayed answer.
1. Josh. B. posted the following on 21. October 2008 at 17:12.
Hi Patrick. Thanks for your reply. I’ve just reverted back to 1.4 beta for now. I’ll wait for your next release for the URL fix. Thanks again for this helpful component!Josh