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How do I make a form search a webserver not at MIT?

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How do I make a form search a webserver not at MIT?

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A. You should contact the administrator of the webserver to find out. The MIT search engine does not index webservers outside of the MIT network. • Q. What are the “internal names” of the collections of ‘search.mit.edu’? A. ‘search.mit.edu’ indexes two main collections of documents. Each collection has an internal name which you must use if you want to restrict your query to a particular collection. The collections and their internal names are: • webmit: the collection of world-readable documents served via ‘web.mit.edu’ • websrvrs: the collection of world-readable documents served via other webservers at MIT (that is, not including ‘web.mit.edu’) • Q. What are all the form variables that can be used in queries directed to ‘search.mit.edu’? A. They are too numerous to list here, but they are described in the “Customization Guide” in the Verity Ultraseek documentation. • Q. Where can I find more examples of MIT-specific query forms? A. One way is to use the default query form to find al

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