What search engine/method will yield files in website subdirectories?
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Search engines are big money these days. They'll search as exhaustively as their programmers can devise. (Heck, look at the amount of PDF's that are searchable ..image and audio recognition are going to start playing a big part soon too. Soon there won't be much you *can't* find.)
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M$So if you wanted to find all the pages on Mahalo related to Sarah Palin you would get these results...
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=sarah+palin+site%3Amahalo.com&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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M$This is the best answer in that it provides a method and a direct answer to the question.
Very fast result Jeff. I had tried this various times in the past, and didn't get results. But I've just tried it in 3 places and it's worked on two of them. The 3rd one seems to have locked subdirectories - and maybe that's why the search fails.
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I would like to give this a tie for 'best answer' since it answers part of my question very clearly and emphatically.