Return to Software Information The command to create the cat.html file is (note: this is actually one line):
bin/htls -ht -htgrep art-project assessment ckp collaborations curriculum info internal k12 local.html pps process publications technical telnet.html > cat.html
This command must be run from the /usr/local/www directory. The first two options tell htls to prepare the index file in a format that htgrep wants, and to only get .html files. Everything that follows the options is either a directory or an .html file in the current directory. If you don't want to include all of the directories in the search, simply leave them out when you type the command. "htls" writes to std.out, so you must redirect the output into a file name, this is done above with the "> cat.html". If you don't do this, it all goes to the screen...might be good if you want to see what you are getting before overwriting cat.html!
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