Thanks for all the input. This is in a cold fusion page and I would have to write a script to execute this: 

<CFSET IndexCollection = "mysearch">
<CFSET IndexDirectory = "C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\searcher">
<CFSET IndexRecurse = "YES">
<CFSET IndexExtensions = ".htm, .html, .pl, *.,.cfm">
<CFSET IndexLanguage = "english">

<CFINDEX 
    collection="#IndexCollection#"
    action="REFRESH"
    type="PATH"
    key="#IndexDirectory#\"
    extensions="#IndexExtensions#"
    recurse="#IndexRecurse#"
    language="#IndexLanguage#"

    urlPath="http://127.0.0.1/searcher/"

>

<HTML><HEAD>
    <TITLE>data</TITLE>


<FONT size="+2"><B>Indexing Finished</B></FONT>

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I dont have any idea how I would make this into a script. Currently it runs when I put in the URL in my browser Location/address then it comes back saying "Indexing Finished" and it updates my search web page.

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