Specifications

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Cisco Internet Streamer CDS 2.0-2.3 Software Configuration Guide
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Appendix B Creating Manifest Files
Manifest File Structure and Syntax
• user
• uuencoded
Subelements
• <contains />
• <schedule/> <repeat/>
The <schedule/> <repeat/> subelement and its attributes specify a time for a recrawl or an item
refetch to begin. You can have multiple <repeat> subelements under the <schedule> subelement.
The attributes time, start, and end specify the day of the month or day of the week and the duration
of the specified repeat. The time attribute is required, whereas start and end are optional attributes.
Note The <schedule> element takes precedence over the ttl attribute.
The time attribute uses either of the following formats:
time=“dom:hh:mm” or
time=“dow:hh:mm”
In these formats, dom is the day of the month (0–30), dow is the day of the week (Sun, Mon, Tue,
Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, or *), hh is the clock hour (0–23 or *), and mm is the minute (0–59).
For example:
<schedule>
<repeat time="*:*:0" /> <!-- repeat every hour on the hour -->
<repeat time="*:13:0" /><!-- repeat at 1300 every day -->
<repeat time="Sun:2:30" /> <!-- repeat on Sundays at 2:30 -->
<repeat time="4:2:30" /> <!-- repeat at 2:30 on the fourth day of the month -->
<repeat time="Mon:*:30" /> <!-- On Monday, repeat every hour at 30 minutes past
the hour -->
</schedule>
The start and end attributes use the following format:
start=“yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss”
end=“yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss”
For example:
<CdnManifest>
<item>
<schedule>
<repeat time="Sun:02:30" />
<repeat time="*:*:34" start="2003-09-11 11:11:11 PST" end="2004-09-11 11:11:21
PST"/>
<repeat time="21:02:35" start="2003-09-11 11:11:11 PST" end="2004-09-11
11:11:21 PST"/>
<repeat time="21:02:35" end="2004-09-11 11:11:21 PST"/>
</schedule>
</item>
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Example
<item
src="index.html"
server="cisco.com"