On Thu, 2005-12-01 at 18:53 +0000, Howie Wang wrote:
> .And .xhtml seem like they
> would be parsable by the default HTML parser.
Ditto for .xml. It is a valid (though seldom used) xhtml extension.
> Howie
>
> >From: Doug Cutting <cutting@nutch.org>
> >
> >Ken Krugler wrote:
> >>For what it's worth, below is the filter list we're using for doing an
> >>html-centric crawl (no word docs, for example). Using the (?i) means we
> >>don't need to have upper & lower-case versions of the suffixes.
> >>
> >>-(?i)\.(ai|asf|au|avi|bz2|bin|bmp|c|cgi|class|css|dmg|doc|dot|dvi|eps|exe|gif|gz|h|hqx|ico|iso|jar|java|jnlp|jpeg|jpg|js|jsp|lha|md5|mov|mp3|mp4|mpg|msi|ogg|pdf|php|pl|png|pps|ppt|ps|psd|py|ram|rdf|rm|rpm|rss|rtf|sit|swf|tar|tbz|tbz2|tgz|tif|wav|wmf|wmv|xhtml|xls|xml|z|zip)\)?$
> >
> >This looks like a more complete suffix list.
> >
> >Should we use this as the default? By default only html and text parsers
> >are enabled, so perhaps that's all we should accept.
> >
> >Why do you exclude .php urls? These are simply dynamic pages, no?
> >Similarly, .jsp and .py are frequently suffixes that return html. Are
> >there other suffixes we should remove from this list before we make it the
> >default exclusion list?
> >
> >Doug
>
>
>
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Rod Taylor <rbt@sitesell.com>
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