Re: [Archive-access-discuss] domain-prefix

[Brad T. <br...@ar...>]

Have you considered proxy mode?

We're working on some software called "browser monkeys" which helps
automate large scale processing like you're describing, link checking, for
example, using a firefox plugin, among other components. There may be a
version available in the next one to two months. For this testing, we use
proxy mode, and if that's an option for your link checking system, I'd
recommend it.

We'll announce the release of the browser monkey software on this forum.

Re: the domain prefix, I'll try to get some rough documentation online in
the near term, but it may be a couple of weeks. For now, you'll need to
look at the wayback.xml and wayback-templates.xml files, and the source
code, but feel free to post specific issues, observations, and questions
here.

Brad

>
>
> Hi,
> we have almost completed development of an HTTrack archive to ARC
> conversion tool and are in the middle of testing. To ensure that our
> conversion process is successful Ive installed wayback 1.0 (which seems to
> be working well) and have loaded some of our converted ARC files into the
> system. From here I intended to run a link checker over the harvested
> website to check how well the conversion process worked. Because the link
> checker wont process the Javascript that internalizes the links, I was
> hoping that the domain-prefix replay mode would allow us to get around
> this.
>
> Is this the case? and where can we get configuration information for
> domain-prefix?
>
> Thanks,
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