CVSROOT: /cvs
Module name: ports
Changes by: st...@cvs.openbsd.org 2025/03/28 05:39:57
Log message:
import ports/www/anubis, ok tb
Anubis acts as middleware between a reverse proxy and backend web server.
It assesses whether a connection is likely to be from a scraper bot and,
if this seems that there's a chance of this, it issues a SHA-256 proof-
of-work challenge before allowing the connection to proceed.
As of 1.14.x, Anubis decides to present a challenge using this logic:
User-Agent contains "Mozilla"
Request path is not in /.well-known, /robots.txt, or /favicon.ico
Request path is not obviously an RSS feed (ends with .rss, .xml, or .atom)
This should ensure that git clients, RSS readers, and other low-harm
clients can get through without issue, but high-risk clients such as
browsers and AI scraper bots impersonating browsers will get blocked.
When a challenge is passed, a signed JSON Web Token (JWT) is provided
as a cookie, allowing future requests to pass without triggering the
challenge.
Using Anubis will likely result in your website not being indexed by
some search engines. This is considered a feature, not a bug.
Status:
Vendor Tag: sthen
Release Tags: sthen_20250328
N ports/www/anubis/Makefile
N ports/www/anubis/distinfo
N ports/www/anubis/modules.inc
N ports/www/anubis/pkg/DESCR
N ports/www/anubis/pkg/PLIST
N ports/www/anubis/pkg/README
N ports/www/anubis/pkg/anubis.rc
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