a good search that will work with my site

@dirs = ('/usr/www/foo/scripts/dir1/','/usr/www/foo/scripts/dir2/*');

%webbbs4_dirs = ();

$ListExcludedFiles = 0;

$DBMType = 0;

$searchindex = "";

$avoid = '(\.backup|\.cgi|\.pl|\.txt)';

$cgiurl = 'http://www.foo.com/cgi-bin/websearch.pl';

$basepath = '/usr/www/foo/scripts/';
$baseurl = 'http://www.foo.com/scripts/';

# %otherurls = (
#  '/usr/www/foo/scripts/dir2/sub1/',
#  'http://www.foo.com/cgi-bin/some.cgi?access=',
#  '/usr/www/foo/scripts/dir2/sub2/',
#  'http://www.foo.com/scripts/dir2/sub2/another.cgi?read='
#  );

$AllowDateSearch = 1;
$DisplayByDate = 0;

%extrachars = ();

$NoMETAs = 0;
$METAsOnly = 0;

$UseDescs = 1;
$DescLength = 500;

$SplitNames = 0;

$bodyspec = "BGCOLOR=\"#ffffff\" TEXT=\"#000000\"";
$meta_file = "";
$header_file = "/usr/www/foo/header.txt";
$footer_file = "/usr/www/foo/footer.txt";

$keyword_log_file = "";

$PrintNewForm = 1;
$FormExplanation = "The search terms you input do not have to be complete words. <BR>&quot;Wash,&quot; for example, will match occurrences of wash, washer, Washington, etc. <BR>Do not include asterisks or other non-alphanumeric characters in your search terms <BR>unless you actually want them included (as with &quot;C++&quot;) as part of your search.";

$HourOffset = 0;