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Tag Archives: crawlers
Putting all crawler access in a separate apache2 log file?
Is there an easy way to configure apache2 so that all known crawler accesses (googlebot, yahoo slurp, etc) all go into their own log file, and everything else remains in the regular .log file? I’m hoping for something like “access.log”, … Continue reading
(stopping the) Invasion of the Chinese Bandwidth Leeches.
Ever since I setup mrtg on my OpenWRT router, I’ve been noticing that between 2pm and 8pm PST, there’s a huge spike in my outgoing bandwidth. I’ve been trying to track it down, and briefly suspected it was my TiVoHD … Continue reading
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Tagged bandwidth, chinese, connections, crawlers, leeches, mrtg, openwrt, robots.txt
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