that.SelectedDude schrieb am 20. September 2004 0:51
> Und warum bottet die Maschine nicht durchs Netz? Tun ja andere auch.
Aus den FAQ:
> Search Engines must do crawling, don't they? Do you?
>
> No. They can do, but we collect information by simply using the information
> that passes the proxy. If you want to crawl, you can do by defining a proxy
> prefetch depth.
>
> Does this proxy with search engine create much traffic?
>
> No, it may create less. Because it does not do crawling, you don't have
> additional traffic. In contrast, the proxy does caching which means that
> double-load of known pages is avoided and this possibly speeds up your
> internet connection. Index sharing makes some traffic, but is only performed
> during idle-time of the proxy and of your internet usage.
Ich denke mal, dass Crawling defaultmäßig ausgeschaltet ist, da
dadurch eine Menge Netzlast erzeugt wird und es eigentlich der Idee
des Programms widerspricht.
> Und warum bottet die Maschine nicht durchs Netz? Tun ja andere auch.
Aus den FAQ:
> Search Engines must do crawling, don't they? Do you?
>
> No. They can do, but we collect information by simply using the information
> that passes the proxy. If you want to crawl, you can do by defining a proxy
> prefetch depth.
>
> Does this proxy with search engine create much traffic?
>
> No, it may create less. Because it does not do crawling, you don't have
> additional traffic. In contrast, the proxy does caching which means that
> double-load of known pages is avoided and this possibly speeds up your
> internet connection. Index sharing makes some traffic, but is only performed
> during idle-time of the proxy and of your internet usage.
Ich denke mal, dass Crawling defaultmäßig ausgeschaltet ist, da
dadurch eine Menge Netzlast erzeugt wird und es eigentlich der Idee
des Programms widerspricht.