I was hoping indexer could use the redirector someway, even if indexer could
just call an external program to verify the URLs it'd be good enough. The
problem with squid blocking the sites is that indexer -S shows lots of 404
(that's because the redirector redirects to a non-existent file, and if the
file did exist, indexer would index the words on the redirected file with the
original URL), and besides that all those blocked URLs go to the database.
On Monday 26 March 2001 02:56, you wrote:
> If squid works fine with browser, it will work with indexer.
> Just use "Proxy ..." indexer.conf command.
>
> Andr� Luiz dos Santos wrote:
> > I've made a redirector program for squid that blocks out ad banners and
> > a big list of websites stored in a postgresql database, and I'd like to
> > use it to make indexer not index those websites.
> > A redirector program reads a URL from stdin and write to stdout a empty
> > line if there's no redirection to do (here it'd mean that the URL is
> > okay) or a new URL which squid should use in place of the original one
> > (here I think it makes more sense to deny the URL rather than
> > redirecting).
> > Is it possible to do that?
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