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htmerge(1)


NAME

   htmerge  -  create  document  index  and word database for the ht://Dig
   search engine

SYNOPSIS

   htmerge [options]

DESCRIPTION

   Htmerge is used to create a document index and word database  from  the
   files  that  were  created  by  htdig. These databases are then used by
   htsearch to perform the actual searched.

OPTIONS

   -a     Use alternate  work  files.  Tells  htdig  to  append  .work  to
          database  files,  causing  a  second  copy of the database to be
          built. This allows the original files to  be  used  by  htsearch
          during the indexing run.

   -c configfile
          Use the specified configfile instead of the default.

   -d     Prevent the document index from being created.

   -s     Print  statistics  about  the  document and word databases after
          htmerge has finished.

   -v     Run in verbose mode. This will provide  some  hints  as  to  the
          progress  of  the merge. This can be useful when running htmerge
          interactively since some parts  (especially  the  word  database
          creation) can take a very long time.

   -w     Prevent the word database from being created.

ENVIRONMENT

   TMPDIR In  addition  to  the  command  line  options,  the  environment
          variable TMPDIR will be used to designate  the  directory  where
          intermediate files are stored during the sorting process.

FILES

   /etc/htdig/htdig.conf
          The default configuration file.

SEE ALSO

   Please   refer   to   the   HTML   pages  (in  the  htdig-doc  package)
   /usr/share/doc/htdig-doc/html/index.html and the manual pages  htdig(1)
   and  htsearch(1)  for  a  detailed  description  of  ht://Dig  and  its
   commands.

AUTHOR

   This manual page was written by Christian Schwarz, modified by Stijn de
   Bekker, based on the HTML documentation of ht://Dig.

                             21 July 1997                       htmerge(1)



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