Good morning,
I am having a problem importing links into the correct categories using the latest version of Parse_RDF.pl. Although I specify a subcategory in my directory, the imported links end up scattered throughout different "Arts & Humanities" sections.
I have sectioned the DMOZ file and renamed it to "refined_topics.rdf.tar.gz". My settings in the Parse_RDF.pl file look like this:
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# 1. Set this to the location of the content.rdf file (note you can leave the file gzipped).
my $CONTENT = './refined_topics.rdf.tar.gz';
# 2. You can leave the file gzipped if you are short on disk space, just tell
# the program where your gzip program is. The -c decompresses to stdout and is
# required. The -d says to decompress (you can use gunzip as well).
my $GZIP = '/usr/bin/gzip -cd';
# 3. Set what subset of the Open Directory you want to parse.
my $SUBSET = 'Top/Arts/Music';
# 4. You can insert the categories into an existing subcategory, or if you leave this
# blank, links will be added to the existing category.
my $PREFIX = 'Top/Arts & Humanities/Music/';
# 5. Append? If set to 1 the script will add all links and categories, if set to 0, the
# script will only add links/categories that don't already exist (slows down the parsing).
my $APPEND = 1;
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I have tried the "append" on both 1 and 0 with the same results.
Although I have erased the links for now, you can view my site at http://cRealm.com if that helps to explain the problem.
I sincerely appreciate any help you can offer!!
Thanks in advance,
Katina
I am having a problem importing links into the correct categories using the latest version of Parse_RDF.pl. Although I specify a subcategory in my directory, the imported links end up scattered throughout different "Arts & Humanities" sections.
I have sectioned the DMOZ file and renamed it to "refined_topics.rdf.tar.gz". My settings in the Parse_RDF.pl file look like this:
-----
# 1. Set this to the location of the content.rdf file (note you can leave the file gzipped).
my $CONTENT = './refined_topics.rdf.tar.gz';
# 2. You can leave the file gzipped if you are short on disk space, just tell
# the program where your gzip program is. The -c decompresses to stdout and is
# required. The -d says to decompress (you can use gunzip as well).
my $GZIP = '/usr/bin/gzip -cd';
# 3. Set what subset of the Open Directory you want to parse.
my $SUBSET = 'Top/Arts/Music';
# 4. You can insert the categories into an existing subcategory, or if you leave this
# blank, links will be added to the existing category.
my $PREFIX = 'Top/Arts & Humanities/Music/';
# 5. Append? If set to 1 the script will add all links and categories, if set to 0, the
# script will only add links/categories that don't already exist (slows down the parsing).
my $APPEND = 1;
-----
I have tried the "append" on both 1 and 0 with the same results.
Although I have erased the links for now, you can view my site at http://cRealm.com if that helps to explain the problem.
I sincerely appreciate any help you can offer!!
Thanks in advance,
Katina
