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The robots.txt rules should survive restarts and be per-domain.
See http://www.robotstxt.org/robotstxt.html for some examples. I didn't find any standard java parsers onlien in a quick search, so may…
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**What is the current behavior?**
I don't believe the crawler is handling sitemaps broken out into multiple sitemaps. This is common in large sites since sitemaps are limited to 50k urls. See [Simpli…
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Automatically detecting and parsing `/sitemap.xml` might be a good way to cut down on spidering depth.
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Search using CMM crawler but with index for each Server Group and with security Information descriptor on each record
Cwm.Page implements Standard Interface
- IsCrawlerRequest
- CrawlerRequest
- Si…
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Hello,
it is my impression that tor2web exposes a list of onion addresses along with the visit count.
I wanted to mention that while this is an interesting decision on its own, it can even prove to …
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This is what I do:
ruby-head > bla = Robots.new("test")
=> #
ruby-head > bla.allowed?("http://lacostarecords.net/")
=> false
This is the robots.txt
# Block a bot that was caus…
rb2k updated
10 years ago
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Find a website where robots.txt has something similar to
User-agent: *
Crawl-delay: 80
2. Run the crawler with a parser
What is the expected output? What…
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Now you have to write your own function to parse and respect target website's robots.txt file. Common function in an SDK (utils.js probably) for that would be great.
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There are two issues with appropriating `robots.txt` format for our access control, one for each type of line allowed in `robots.txt`.
The first one is that the `Disallow` line's content is not reall…
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```
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Find a website where robots.txt has something similar to
User-agent: *
Crawl-delay: 80
2. Run the crawler with a parser
What is the expected output? What…