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htdig(1)							      htdig(1)

NAME
       htpurge	-  remove unused odocuments from the database (general mainte‐
       nance script)

SYNOPSIS
       htpurge [-][-a][-c configfile][-u][-v]

DESCRIPTION
       Htpurge functions to remove specified URLs from the databases  as  well
       as  bad	URLs,  unretrieved URLs, obsolete documents, etc. It is recom‐
       mended that htpurge be run after htdig to clean out  any	 documents  of
       this sort.

       OPTIONS

       -      Take  URL	 list  from standard input (rather than specified with
	      -u). Format of input file is one URL per line.  -a Use alternate
	      work  files.  Tells  htpurge  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 run.

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

       -u URL Add  this URL to the list of documents to remove. Must be speci‐
	      fied multiple times if more than one  URL	 are  to  be  removed.
	      Should nor be used together with -.

       -v     Verbose  mode.  This  increases  the  verbosity  of the program.
	      Using more than 2 is probably only  useful  for  debugging  pur‐
	      poses. The default verbose mode (using only one -v) gives a nice
	      progress report while digging.

FILES
       /home/cgi-bin/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 htdigcon‐
       fig(8) , htdig(1) and htmerge(1) for a detailed description of ht://Dig
       and its commands.

AUTHOR
       This manual page was written by Robert Ribnitz, based on the HTML docu‐
       mentation of ht://Dig.

				 January 2004			      htdig(1)
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