Hello Charter,
Here is what I did. I used a very simple .php document/script and named it test.php. All that this file does is print the words "Welcome to my site." into an html document.
I tried spidering this document and it actually picked up the words, no errors... nothing wrong. Worked perfectly on that very same domain that I am having problems with.
I also tried spidering a page that has a variable get string in the URL like:
http://www.mydomain.com/testpage.php?cpath=5. It worked perfectly for that page as well.
The only thing that I do have problems with seems to be the URL get string that has commas in it:
http://www.mydomain.com/index.php?na...,1,1,1,1,1,0,0
Could it be that PhpDig does not like the comma values for the dis variable? At this point I am rather clueless on what it could be. There are different types of pages on that very same URL, those pages that are accessed and have the dis variable with the comma values won't work, and any other page does work.
I really would like to get this to work. By the way, the prior described error has never happened again. I also double checked that the dns entries are correct in ns1 and ns2, and so forth, and it all seems to work correctly. The pages all work when I access them with a web browser. Please advise.
Thank you,
Mr. L