Provided by: pavuk_0.9.35-4_amd64 
NAME
pavuk - HTTP, HTTP over SSL, FTP, FTP over SSL and Gopher recursive document retrieval program
SYNOPSIS
pavuk [-mode {normal | resumeregets | singlepage | singlereget | sync | dontstore | ftpdir | mirror}]
[-X] [-runX] [-bg/-nobg] [prefs/-noprefs] [-h] [-v] [-progress/-noprogress] [-stime/-nostime] [-xmaxlog
$nr] [-logfile $file] [-slogfile $file] [-auth_file $file] [-msgcat $dir] [-language $str] [-gui_font
$font] [-quiet/-verbose [-read_css/-noread_css] [-cdir $dir] [-scndir $dir] [-scenario $str] [-dumpscn
$filename] [-lmax $nr] [-dmax $nr] [-leave_level $nr] [-maxsize $nr] [-minsize $nr] [-asite $list]
[-dsite $list] [-adomain $list] [-ddomain $list] [-asfx $list] [-dsfx $list] [-aprefix $list] [-dprefix
$list] [-amimt $list] [-dmimet $list] [-pattern $pattern] [-url_pattern $pattern] [-rpattern $regexp]
[-url_rpattern $regexp] [-skip_pattern $pattern] [-skip_url_pattern $pattern] [-skip_rpattern $regexp]
[-skip_url_rpattern $regexp] [-newer_than $time] [-older_than $time] [-schedule $time] [-reschedule $nr]
[-dont_leave_site/-leave_site] [-dont_leave_dir/-leave_dir] [-http_proxy $site[:$port]] [-ftp_proxy
$site[:$port]] [-ssl_proxy $site[:$port]] [-gopher_proxy $site[:$port]] [-ftp_httpgw/-noftp_httpgw]
[-ftp_dirtyproxy/-noftp_dirtyproxy] [-gopher_httpgw/-nogopher_httpgw] [-noFTP/-FTP] [-noHTTP/-HTTP]
[-noSSL/-SSL] [-noGopher/-Gopher] [-FTPdir/-noFTPdir] [-noCGI/-CGI] [-FTPlist/-noFTPlist]
[-FTPhtml/-noFTPhtml] [-noRelocate/-Relocate] [-force_reget/-noforce_reget] [-nocache/-cache]
[-check_size/-nocheck_size] [-noRobots/-Robots] [-noEnc/-Enc] [-auth_name $user] [-auth_passwd $pass]
[-auth_scheme 1/2/3/4/user/Basic/Digest/NTLM] [-auth_reuse_nonce/-no_auth_reuse_nonce] [-http_proxy_user
$user] [-http_proxy_pass $pass] [-http_proxy_auth 1/2/3/4/user/Basic/Digest/NTLM]
[-auth_reuse_proxy_nonce/-no_auth_reuse_proxy_nonce] [-ssl_key_file $file] [-ssl_cert_file $file]
[-ssl_cert_passwd $pass] [-from $email] [-send_from/-nosend_from] [-identity $str]
[-auto_referer/-noauto_referer] [-referer/-noreferer] [-alang $list] [-acharset $list] [-retry $nr]
[-nregets $nr] [-nredirs $nr] [-rollback $nr] [-sleep $nr] [-timeout $nr]
[-preserve_time/-nopreserve_time] [-preserve_perm/-nopreserve_perm] [-preserve_slinks/-nopreserve_slinks]
[-bufsize $nr] [-maxrate $nr] [-minrate $nr] [-user_condition $str] [-cookie_file $file]
[-cookie_send/-nocookie_send] [-cookie_recv/-nocookie_recv] [-cookie_update/-nocookie_update]
[-cookies_max $nr] [-disabled_cookie_domains $list] [-disable_html_tag $TAG,[$ATTRIB][;...]]
[-enable_html_tag $TAG,[$ATTRIB][;...]] [-tr_del_chr $str] [-tr_str_str $str1 $str2] [-tr_chr_chr
$chrset1 $chrset2] [-index_name $str] [-store_index/-nostore_index] [-store_name $str] [-debug/-nodebug]
[-debug_level $level] [-browser $str] [-urls_file $file] [-file_quota $nr] [-trans_quota $nr] [-fs_quota
$nr] [-enable_js/-disable_js] [-fnrules $t $m $r] [-store_info/-nostore_info]
[-all_to_local/-noall_to_local] [-sel_to_local/-nosel_to_local] [-all_to_remote/-noall_to_remote]
[-url_strategie $strategie] [-remove_adv/-noremove_adv] [-adv_re $RE] [-check_bg/-nocheck_bg]
[-send_if_range/-nosend_if_range] [-sched_cmd $str] [-unique_log/-nounique_log] [-post_cmd $str]
[-ssl_version $v] [-unique_sslid/-nounique_sslid] [-aip_pattern $re] [-dip_pattern $re]
[-use_http11/-nouse_http11] [-local_ip $addr] [-request $req] [-formdata $req] [-httpad $str] [-nthreads
$nr] [-immesg/-noimmesg] [-dumpfd $nr] [-dump_urlfd $nr] [-unique_name/-nounique_name]
[-leave_site_enter_dir/-dont_leave_site_enter_dir] [-max_time $nr] [-del_after/-nodel_after]
[-singlepage/-nosinglepage] [-dump_after/-nodump_after] [-dump_response/-nodump_response]
[-auth_ntlm_domain $str] [-auth_proxy_ntlm_domain $str] [-js_pattern $re] [-follow_cmd $str]
[-retrieve_symlink/-noretrieve_symlink] [-js_transform $p $t $h $a] [-js_transform2 $p $t $h $a]
[-ftp_proxy_user $str] [-ftp_proxy_pass $str] [-limit_inlines/-dont_limit_inlines] [-ftp_list_options
$str] [-fix_wuftpd_list/-nofix_wuftpd_list] [-post_update/-nopost_update] [-info_dir $dir] [-mozcache_dir
$dir] [-aport $list] [-dport $list] [-hack_add_index/-nohack_add_index] [-default_prefix $str]
[-rsleep/-norsleep] [-ftp_login_handshake $host $handshake] [-js_script_file $file]
[-dont_touch_url_pattern $pat] [-dont_touch_url_rpattern $pat] [-dont_touch_tag_rpattern $pat]
[-tag_pattern $tag $attrib $url] [-tag_rpattern $tag $attrib $url] [-nss_cert_dir $dir]
[-nss_accept_unknown_cert/-nonss_accept_unknown_cert] [-nss_domestic_policy/-nss_export_policy]
[-[no]verify] [-tlogfile $file] [-trelative {object | program}] [-transparent_proxy FQDN[:port]]
[-transparent_ssl_proxy FQDN[:port]] [-sdemo] [-noencode] [URLs]
pavuk -mode {normal | singlepage | singlereget} [-base_level $nr]
pavuk -mode sync [-ddays $nr] [-subdir $dir] [-remove_old/-noremove_old]
pavuk -mode resumeregets [-subdir $dir]
pavuk -mode linkupdate [-X] [-h] [-v] [-cdir $dir] [-subdir $dir] [-scndir $dir] [-scenario $str]
pavuk -mode reminder [-remind_cmd $str]
pavuk -mode mirror [-subdir $dir] [-remove_old/-noremove_old]
[-remove_before_store/-noremove_before_store] [-always_mdtm/-noalways_mdtm]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page describes how to use pavuk. Pavuk can be used to mirror contents of internet/intranet
servers and to maintain copies in a local tree of documents. Pavuk stores retrieved documents in locally
mapped disk space. The structure of the local tree is the same as the one on the remote server. Each
supported service (protocol) has its own subdirectory in the local tree. Each referenced server has its
own subdirectory in these protocols subdirectories; followed by the port number on which the service
resides, delimited by character can be be changed. With the option -fnrules you can change the default
layout of the local document tree, without losing link consistency.
With pavuk it is possible to have up-to-date copies of remote documents in the local disk space.
As of version 0.3pl2, pavuk can automatically restart broken connections, and reget partial content from
an FTP server (which must support the REST command), from a properly configured HTTP/1.1 server, or from
a HTTP/1.0 server which supports Ranges.
As of version 0.6 it is possible to handle configurations via so called scenarios. The best way to
create such a configuration file is to use the X Window interface and simply save the created
configuration. The other way is to use the -dumpscn switch.
As of version 0.7pl1 it is possible to store authentification information into an authinfo file, which
pavuk can then parse and use.
As of version 0.8pl4 pavuk can fetch documents for use in a local proxy/cache server without storing them
to local documents tree.
As of version 0.9pl4 pavuk supports SOCKS (4/5) proxies if you have the required libraries.
As of version 0.9pl12 pavuk can preserve permissions of remote files and symbolic links, so it can be
used for powerful FTP mirroring.
Pavuk supports SSL connections to FTP servers, if you specify ftps:// URL instead of ftp://.
Pavuk can automatically handle file names with unsafe characters for filesystem. This is yet implemented
only for Win32 platform and it is hard coded.
Pavuk can now use HTTP/1.1 protocol for communication with HTTP servers. It can use persistent
connections, so one TCP connection should be used to transfer several documents without closing it. This
feature saves network bandwidth and also speedup network communication.
Pavuk can do configurable POST requests to HTTP servers and support also file uploading via HTTP POST
request.
Pavuk can automatically fill found HTML forms, if user will supply data for its fields before with option
-formdata.
Pavuk can run configurable number of concurrently running downloading threads when compiled with
multithreading support.
Format of supported URLs
HTTP
http://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/document]
[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/document]
HTTPS
https://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/document]
ssl[.domain][:port][/document]
FTP
ftp://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/relative_path][;type=x]
ftp://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][//absolute_path][;type=x]
ftp[.domain][:port][/document][;type=x]
FTPS
ftps://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/relative_path][;type=x]
ftps://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][//absolute_path][;type=x]
ftps[.domain][:port][/document][;type=x]
Gopher
gopher://host[:port][/type[document]]
gopher[.domain][:port][/type[document]]
Default mapping of URLs to local filenames
HTTP
http://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/document][?query]
to
http/host_port/[document][?query]
HTTPS
https://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/document][?query]
to
https/host_port/[document][?query]
FTP
ftp://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/path]
to
ftp/host_port/[path]
FTPS
ftps://[[user][:password]@]host[:port][/path]
to
ftps/host_port/[path]
Gopher
gopher://host[:port][/type[document]]
to
gopher/host_port/[type[document]]
NOTE: Pavuk will use the string with which it queries the target server as the name of the results file.
This file name may, in some cases, contain punctuations such as $,?,=,& etc. Such punctuation can cause
problems when you are trying to browse downloaded files with your browser or you are trying to process
downloaded files with shell scripts or view files with file management utilities which reference the name
of the results file. If you believe that this maybe causing problems for you, then you can remove all
punctuation from the result file name with the option: -tr_del_chr [:punct:] or with other options for
adjusting filenames.
OPTIONS
All options are case insensitive.
List of options chapters
Mode
Help
Indicate/Logging/Interface options
Netli options
Special start
Scenario/Task options
Directory options
Preserve options
Proxy options
Proxy Authentification
Protocol/Download Option
Authentification
Site/Domain/Port Limitation Options
Limitation Document properties
Limitation Document name
Limitation Protocol Option
Other Limitation Options
Javascript support
Cookie
HTML rewriting engine tuning options
Filename/URL Conversion Option
Other Options
Mode
-mode {normal, linkupdate, sync, singlepage, singlereget, resumeregets}
Set operation mode.
normal - retrieves recursive documents
linkupdate - update remote URLs in local HTML documents to local URLs if these URLs exist in the
local tree
sync - synchronize remote documents with local tree (if a local copy of a document is older than
remote, the document is retrieved again, otherwise nothing happens)
singlepage - URL is retrieved as one page with all inline objects (picture, sound ...) this mode
is now obsoleted by -singlepage option.
resumeregets - pavuk scans the local tree for files that were not retrieved fully and retrieves
them again (uses partial get if possible)
singlereget - get URL until it is retrieved in full
dontstore - transfer page from server, but don't store it to the local tree. This mode is
suitable for fetching pages that are held in a local proxy/cache server.
reminder - used to inform the user about changed documents
ftpdir - used to list of contents of FTP directories
default operation mode is normal mode.
Help
-h Print long verbose help message
-v Show version informations and configuration at compilation time.
Indicate/Logging/Interface options
-quiet Don't show any messages on the screen.
-verbose
Force to show output messages on the screen (default)
-progress/-noprogress
Show retrieving progress while running in the terminal (default is progress off)
-stime/-nostime
Show start and end time of transfer. (default isn't this information shown)
-xmaxlog $nr
Maximum number of log lines in the Log widget. 0 means unlimited. This option is available only
when compiled with the GTK+ GUI. (default value is 0)
-logfile $file
File where all produced messages are stored.
-unique_log/-nounique_log
When logfile as specified with the option -logfile is already used by another process, try to
generate new unique name for the log file. (default is this option turned off)
-slogfile $file
File to store short logs in. This file contains one line of informations per processed document.
This is meant to be used in connection with any sort of script to produce some statistics, for
validating links on your website, or for generating simple sitemaps. Multiple pavuk processes can
use this file concurrently, without overwriting each others entries. Record structure:
- PID of pavuk process
- TIME current time
- COUNTER in the format current/total number of URLs
- STATUS contains the type of the error: FATAL, ERR,
WARN or OK
- ERRCODE is the number code of the error
(see errcode.h in pavuk sources)
- URL of the document
- PARENTURL first parent document of this URL
(when it doesn't have parent - [none])
- FILENAME is the name of the local file the
document is saved under
- SIZE size of requested document if known
- DOWNLOAD_TIME time which takes downloading of this
document in format seconds.mili_seconds
- HTTPRESP contains the first line of the HTTP server
response
-language $str
Native language that pavuk should use for communication with its user (works only when there is a
message catalog for that language) GNU gettext support (for message internationalization) must
also be compiled in. Default language is taken from your NLS environment variables.
-gui_font $font
Font used in the GUI interface. To list available X fonts use the xlsfonts command. This option
is available only when compiled with GTK+ GUI support.
Netli options
-[no]read_css
Enable or disable fetching objects mentioned in style sheets.
-[no]verify
Enable or disable verifying server CERTS in SSL mode.
-tlogfile $file
Turn on Netli logging with output to specified file.
-trelative {object | program}
Make Netli timings relative to the start of the first object or the program.
-transparent_proxy FQDN[:port]
When processing URL, send the original, but send it to the IP address at FQDN
-transparent_ssl_proxy FQDN[:port]
When processing HTTPS URL, send the original, but send it to the IP address at FQDN
-sdemo Output in sdemo compatible format. This is only used by sdemo. (For now it simply means output
'-1' rather than '*' when measurements are invalid.)
-noencode
Do not escape characters that are "unsafe" in URLS.
Special start
-X Start program with X Window interface (if compiled with support for GTK+). Pavuk as default
starts without GUI, and behaves as regular commandline tool.
-runX When used together with the -X option, pavuk starts processing of URLs immediately after the GUI
window is launched. Without the -X given, this option doesn't have any effect. Only available
when compiled with GTK+ support .
-bg/-nobg
This option allows pavuk to detach from its terminal and run in background mode. Pavuk will not
output any messages to the terminal than. If you want to see messages, you have to use the
-log_file option to specify a file where messages will be written. Default pavuk executes at
foreground.
-check_bg/-nocheck_bg
Normally, programs sent into the background after being run in foreground continue to output
messages to the terminal. If this option is activated, pavuk checks if it is running as
background job and will not write any messages to the terminal in this case. After it becomes a
foreground job again, it will start writing messages to terminal in the normal way. This option
is available only when your system supports retrieving of terminal info via tc*() functions.
-prefs/-noprefs
When you turn this option on, pavuk will preserve all settings when exiting, and when you run
pavuk with GUI interface again, all settings will be restored. The settings will be stored in the
~./pavuk_prefs file. Default pavuk want restore its option when started. This option is available
only when compiled with GTK+.
-schedule $time
Execute pavuk at the time specified as parameter. The Format of the $time parameter is
YYYY.MM.DD.hh.mm. You need a properly configured scheduling with the at command on your system
for using this option. If default configuration (at -f %f %t %d.%m.%Y) of scheduling command
won't work on your system, try to adjust it with -sched_cmd option.
-reschedule $nr
Execute pavuk periodically with $nr hours period. You need properly configured scheduling with
the at command on your system for using this option.
-sched_cmd $str
Command to use for scheduling. Pavuk explicitly supports scheduling with at $str should contain
regular characters and macros, escaped by % character. Supported macros are:
%f
- for script filename
%t
- for time (in format HH:MM)
- all macros as supported by the strftime() function
-urls_file $file
If you use this option, pavuk will read URLs from $file before it starts processing. In this
file, each URL needs to be on a separate line. After the last URL, a single dot . followed by a LF
(line-feed) character denotes the end. Pavuk will start processing right after all URLs have been
read. If $file is given as the - character, standard input will be read.
-store_info/-nostore_info
This option causes pavuk to store information about each document into a separate file in the
.pavuk_info directory. This file is used to store the original URL from which the document was
downloaded. For files that are downloaded via HTTP or HTTPS protocols, the whole HTTP response
header is stored there. I recommend to use this option when you are using options that change the
default layout of the local document tree, because this info file helps pavuk to map the local
filename to the URL. This option is also very useful when different URLs have the same filename in
the local tree. When this occurs, pavuk detects this using info files, and it will prefix the
local name with numbers. At default is disabled storing of this extra informations.
-info_dir $dir
You can set with this option location of separate directory for storing info files created when
-store_info option is used. This is useful when you don't want to mix in destination directory the
info files with regular document files. The structure of the info files is preserved, just are
stored in different directory.
-request $req
With this option you can specify extended informations for starting URLs. With this option you
can specify query data for POST or GET . Current syntax of this option is : URL:["]$url["]
[METHOD:["]{GET|POST}["]] [ENCODING:["]{u|m}["]] [FIELD:["]variable=value["]]
[FILE:["]variable=filename["] [LNAME:["]local_filename["]]
- URL: specifies request URL
- METHOD: specifies request method for URL and is
one of GET or POST.
- ENCODING: specifies encoding for request body data.
m is for multipart/form-data encoding
u is for application/x-www-form-urlencoded
encoding
- FIELD: specifies field of request data in format
variable=value. For encoding of special characters
in variable and value you can use same encoding
as is used in application/x-www-form-urlencoded
encoding.
- FILE: specifies special field of query, which is
used to specify file for POST based file upload.
- LNAME: specifies localname for this request
When you need to use inside the FIELD: and FILE: fields of request specification special characters, you
should use the application/x-www-form-urlencoded encoding of characters. It means all nonASCII
characters, quote character ("), space character ( ), ampersand character (&), percent character (%) and
equal character (=) should be encoded in form %xx where xx is hexadecimal representation of ASCII value
of character. So for example % character should be encoded like %25.
-formdata $req
This option gives you chance to specify contents for HTML forms found during traversing document
tree.
Current syntax of this option is same as for -request option, but ENCODING: and METHOD: are
meaningless in this option semantics.
In URL: you have to specify HTML form action URL, which will be matched against action URLs found
in processed HTML documents. If pavuk finds action URL which matches that supplied in -formdata
option, pavuk will construct GET or POST request from data supplied in this option and from
default form field values supplied in HTML document. Values supplied on commandline have
precedence before that supplied in HTML file.
-nthreads $nr
By means of this option you can specify how many concurrent threads will download documents.
Default pavuk executes 3 concurrent downloading threads. This option is available only when pavuk
is compiled to support multithreading.
-immesg/-noimmesg
Default pavuks behavior when running multiple downloading threads is to buffer all output messages
in memory buffer and flush that buffered data just when thread finishes processing of one
document. With this option you can change this behavior to see the messages immediately when it is
produced. It is only usable when you want to debug some specials in multithreading environment.
This option is available only when pavuk is compiled to support multithreading.
-dumpfd $nr
For scripting is sometimes usable to be able to download document directly to pipe or variable
instead of storing it to regular file. In such case you can use this option to dump data for
example to stdout ($nr = 1).
-dump_after/-nodump_after
While using -dumpfd option in multithreaded pavuk, it is required to dump document in one moment
because documents downloaded in multiple threads can overlap. This option is also useful when you
want to dump document after pavuk adjusts links inside HTML documents.
-dump_response/-nodump_response
This option have effect only when used with -dumpfd option. It is used to dump HTTP response
headers.
-dump_urlfd $nr
When you will use this option, pavuk will output all URLs found in HTML documents to file
descriptor $nr. You can use this option to extract and convert all URLs to absolute.
Scenario/Task options
-scenario $str
Name of scenario to load and/or run. Scenarios are files with a structure similar to the .pavukrc
file. Scenarios contain saved configurations. You can use it for periodical mirroring. Parameters
from scenarios specified at the command line can be overwritten by command line parameters. To be
able to use this option, you need to specify scenario base directory with option -scndir.
-dumpscn $filename
Store actual configuration into scenario file with name $filename. This is useful to quickly
create pre-configured scenarios for manual editing.
Directory options
-msgcat $dir
Directory which contains the message catalog for pavuk. If you do not have permission to store a
pavuk message catalog in the system directory, you should simply create similar structure of
directories in your home directory as it is on your system.
For example:
Your native language is German, and your home directory is /home/jano.
You should at first create the directory /home/jano/locales/de/LC_MESSAGES/, then put the German
pavuk.mo there and set -msgcat to /home/jano/locales/. If you have properly set locale
environment values, you will see pavuk speaking German. This option is available only when you
compiled in support for GNU gettext messages internationalization.
-cdir $dir
Directory where are all retrieved documents are stored. If not specified, the current directory is
used. If the specified directory doesn't exist, it will be created.
-scndir $dir
Directory in which your scenarios are stored. You must use this option when you are loading or
storing scenario files.
Preserve options
-preserve_time/-nopreserve_time
Store downloaded document with same modification time as on the remote site. Modification time
will be set only when such information is available (some FTP servers do not support the MDTM
command, and some documents on HTTP servers are created online so pavuk can't retrieve the
modification time of this document). At default modification time of documents isn't preserved.
-preserve_perm/-nopreserve_perm
Store downloaded document with the same permissions as on the remote site. This option has effect
only when downloading a file through FTP protocol and assumes that the -ftplist option is used. At
default permissions are not preserved.
-preserve_slinks/-nopreserve_slinks
Set symbolic links to point exactly to same location as on the remote server; don't do any
relocations. This option has effect only when downloading file through FTP protocol and assumes
that the -ftplist option is used. Default symbolic links are not preserved, and are retrieved as
regular documents with full contents of linked file.
For example, assume that on the FTP server ftp.xx.org there is a symbolic link /pub/pavuk/pavuk-
current.tgz, which points to /tmp/pub/pavuk-0.9pl11.tgz. Pavuk will create symbolic link
ftp/ftp.xx.org_21/pub/pavuk/pavuk-current.tgz
if option -preserve_slinks will be used this symbolic link will point to
/tmp/pub/pavuk-0.9pl11.tgz
if option -preserve_slinks want be used, this symbolic link will point to
../../tmp/pub/pavuk-0.9pl11.tgz
-retrieve_symlink/-noretrieve_symlink
Retrieve files behind symbolic links instead of replicating symlinks in local tree.
Proxy options
-http_proxy $site[:$port]
If this parameter is used, then all HTTP requests are going through this proxy server. This is
useful if your site resides behind a firewall, or if you want to use a HTTP proxy cache server.
The default port number is 8080. Pavuk allows you to specify multiple HTTP proxies (using
multiple -http_proxy options) and it will rotate proxies with roundrobin priority disabling
proxies with errors.
-nocache/-cache
Use this option whenever you want to get the document directly from the site and not from your
HTTP proxy cache server. Default pavuk allows transfer of document copies from cache.
-ftp_proxy $site[:$port]
If this parameter is used, then all FTP requests are going through this proxy server. This is
useful when your site resides behind a firewall, or if you want to use FTP proxy cache server.
The default port number is 22. Pavuk supports three different types of proxies for FTP, see the
options -ftp_httpgw, -ftp_dirtyproxy. If none of the mentioned options is used, then pavuk
assumes a regular FTP proxy with USER user@host connecting to remote FTP server.
-ftp_httpgw/-noftp_httpgw
The specified FTP proxy is a HTTP gateway for the FTP protocol. Default FTP proxy is regular FTP
proxy.
-ftp_dirtyproxy/-noftp_dirtyproxy
The specified FTP proxy is a HTTP proxy which supports a CONNECT request (pavuk should use full
FTP protocol, except of active data connections). Default FTP proxy is regular FTP proxy. If
both -ftp_dirtyproxy and -ftp_httpgw are specified, -ftp_dirtyproxy is preferred.
-gopher_proxy $site[:$port]
Gopher gateway or proxy/cache server.
-gopher_httpgw/-nogopher_httpgw
The specified Gopher proxy server is a HTTP gateway for Gopher protocol. When -gopher_proxy is
set and this -gopher_httpgw option isn't used, pavuk is using proxy as HTTP tunnel with CONNECT
request to open connections to Gopher servers.
-ssl_proxy $site[:$port]
SSL proxy (tunneling) server [as that in CERN httpd + patch or in Squid] with enabled CONNECT
request (at least on port 443). This option is available only when compiled with SSL support (you
need the SSleay or OpenSSL libraries with development headers)
Proxy Authentification
-http_proxy_user $user
Username for HTTP proxy authentification.
-http_proxy_pass $pass
Password for HTTP proxy authentification.
-http_proxy_auth {1/2/3/4/user/Basic/Digest/NTLM}
Authentification scheme for proxy access. Similar meaning as the -auth_scheme option (see help for
this option for more details). Default is 2 (Basic scheme).
-auth_proxy_ntlm_domain $str
NT or LM domain used for authorization again HTTP proxy server when NTLM authentification scheme
is required. This option is available only when compiled with OpenSSL or libdes libraries.
-auth_reuse_proxy_nonce/-noauth_reuse_proxy_nonce
When using HTTP Proxy Digest access authentification scheme use first received nonce value in
multiple following requests.
-ftp_proxy_user $user
Username for FTP proxy authentification.
-ftp_proxy_pass $pass
Password for FTP proxy authentification.
Protocol/Download Options
-ftp_passive
Uses passive ftp when downloading via ftp.
-ftp_active
Uses active ftp when downloading via ftp.
-active_ftp_port_range $min:$max
This option permits to specify the ports used for active ftp. This permits easier firewall
configuration since the range of ports can be restricted.
Pavuk will randomly choose a number from within the specified range until an open port is found.
Should no open ports be found within the given range, pavuk will default to a normal kernel-
assigned port, and a message (debug level net) is output.
The port range selected must be in the non-privileged range (eg. greater than or equal to 1024);
it is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that the chosen range be large enough to handle many simultaneous
active connections (for example, 49152-65534, the IANA-registered ephemeral port range).
-always_mdtm/-noalways_mdtm
Force pavuk to always use "MDTM" to determine the file modification time and never uses cached
times determined when listing the remote files.
-remove_before_store/-noremove_before_store
Force unlink'ing of files before new content is stored to a file. This is helpful if the local
files are hardlinked to some other directory and after mirroring the hardlinks are checked. All
"broken" hardlinks indicate a file update.
-retry $nr
Set the number of attempts to transfer processed document. Default set to 1, this mean pavuk will
retry once to get documents which failed on first attempt.
-nregets $nr
Set the number of allowed regets on a single document, after a broken transfer. Default value for
this option is 2.
-nredirs $nr
Set number of allowed HTTP redirects. (use this for prevention of loops) Default value for this
option is 5, and conform to HTTP specification.
-force_reget/-noforce_reget
Force reget'ing of the whole document after a broken transfer when the server doesn't support
retrieving of partial content. Pavuk default behavior is to stop getting documents which don't
allow restarting of transfer from specified position.
-timeout $nr
Timeout for stalled connections in minutes. This value is also used for connection timeouts. For
sub-minute timeouts you can use floating point numbers. Default timeout is 0, an that means
timeout checking is disabled.
-noRobots/-Robots
This switch suppresses the use of the robots.txt standard, which is used to restrict access of Web
robots to some locations on the web server. Default is allowed checking of robots.txt files on
HTTP servers. Enable this option always when you are downloading huge sets of pages with
unpredictable layout. This prevents you from upsetting server administrators :-).
-noEnc/-Enc
This switch suppresses using of gzip or compress or deflate encoding in transfer. I don't know if
some servers are broken or what, but they are propagating that MIME type application/gzip or
application/compress as encoded. Turn this option off, when you doesn't have libz support compiled
in and also gzip program which is used to decode document encoded this way. At default is
decoding of downloaded document disabled.
-check_size/-nocheck_size
The option -nocheck_size should be used if you are trying to download pages from a HTTP server
which sends a wrong Content-Length: field in the MIME header of response. Default pavuk behavior
is to check this field and complain when something is wrong.
-maxrate $nr
If you don't want to give all your transfer bandwidth to pavuk, use this option to set pavuk's
maximum transfer rate. This option accepts a floating point number to specify the transfer rate in
kB/s. If you want get optimal settings, you also have to play with the size of the read buffer
(option -bufsize) because pavuk is doing flow control only at application level. At default pavuk
use full bandwidth.
-minrate $nr
If you hate slow transfer rates, this option allows you to break transfers with slow speed. You
can set the minimum transfer rate, and if the connection gets slower than the given rate, the
transfer will be stopped. The minimum transfer rate is given in kB/s. At default pavuk doesn't
check this limit.
-bufsize $nr
This option is used to specify the size of the read buffer (default size: 32kB). If you have a
very fast connection, you may increase the size of the buffer to get a better read performance. If
you need to decrease the transfer rate, you may need to decrease the size of the buffer and set
the maximum transfer rate with the -maxrate option. This option accepts the size of the buffer in
kB.
-fs_quota $nr
If you are running pavuk on a multiuser system, you may need to avoid filling up your file system.
This option lets you specify how many space must remain free. If pavuk detects an underrun of the
free space, it will stop downloading files. Specify this quota in kB. Default value is 0, and that
mean no checking of this quota.
-file_quota $nr
This option is useful when you want to limit downloading of big files, but want to download at
least $nr kilobytes from big files. A big file will be transferred, and when it reaches the
specified size, transfer will break. Such document will be processed as properly downloaded, so be
careful when using this option. At default pavuk is transferring full size of documents.
-trans_quota $nr
If you are aware that your selection should address a big amount of data, you can use this option
to limit the amount of transferred data. Default is by size unlimited transfer.
-max_time $nr
Set maximum amount of time for program run. After time is exceeded, pavuk will stop downloading.
Time is specified in minutes. Default value is 0, and it means downloading time is not limited.
-url_strategy $strategy
This option allows you to specify a downloading order for URLs in document tree. This option
accepts the following strings as parameters :
level - will order URLs as it loads it from HTML files (default)
leveli - as previous, but inline objects URLs come first
pre - will insert URLs from actual HTML document at start, before other
prei - as previous, but inline objects URLs come first
-send_if_range/-nosend_if_range
Send If-Range: header in HTTP request. I found out, that some HTTP servers (greetings, MS :-)) are
sending different ETag: fields in different responses for the same, unchanged document. This
causes problems when pavuk attempts to reget a document from such a server: pavuk will remember
the old ETag value and uses it it following requests for this document. If the server checks it
with the new ETag value and it differs, it will refuse to send only part of the document, and
start the download from scratch.
-ssl_version $v
Set required SSL protocol version for SSL communication. $v is one of ssl2, ssl23, ssl3 or tls1.
This option is available only when compiled with SSL support. Default is ssl23.
-unique_sslid/-nounique_sslid
This option can be used if you want to use a unique SSL ID for all SSL sessions. Default pavuk
behavior is to negotiate each time new session ID for each connection. This option is available
only when compiled with SSL support.
-use_http11/-nouse_http11
This option is used to switch between HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1 protocol used with HTTP servers. Now
is using of HTTP/1.1 protocol not default because its implementation is very fresh and not 100%
tested. Even though using of HTTP/1.1 is very recommended, because it is faster than HTTP/1.0 and
uses less network bandwidth for initiating connections. In any further version I will activate
using of HTTP/1.1 as default.
-local_ip $addr
You can use this option when you want to use specified network interface for communication with
other hosts. This option is suitable for multihomed hosts with several network interfaces. Address
should be entered as regular IP address or as host name.
-identity $str
This option allows you to specify content of User-Agent: field of HTTP request. This is usable,
when scripts on remote server returns different document on same URL for different browsers, or if
some HTTP server refuse to serve document for Web robots like pavuk. Default pavuk sends in User-
Agent: field pavuk/$VERSION string.
-auto_referer/-noauto_referer
This option forces pavuk to send HTTP Referer: header field with starting URLs. Content of this
field will be self URL. Using this option is required, when remote server checks the Referer:
field. At default pavuk wont send Referer: field with starting URLs.
-referer/-noreferer
This option allows to enable and disable the transmission of HTTP Referer: header field. At
default pavuk sends Referer: field.
-httpad $str
In some cases you may want to add user defined fields to HTTP/HTTPS requests. This option is
exactly for this purpose. In $str you can directly specify content of additional header. If you
specify only raw header, it will be used only for starting requests. When you want to use this
header with each request while crawling, prefix the header with + character.
-del_after/-nodel_after
This option allows you to delete FILES from REMOTE server, when download is properly finished. At
default is this option off.
-FTPlist/-noFTPlist
When option -FTPlist will be used, pavuk will retrieve content of FTP directories with FTP command
LIST instead of NLST. So the same listing will be retrieved as with "ls -l" UNIX command. This
option is required if you need to preserve permissions of remote files or you need to preserve
symbolic links. Pavuk supports wide listing on FTP servers with regular BSD or SYSV style "ls -l"
directory listing, on FTP servers with EPFL listing format, VMS style listing, DOS/Windows style
listing and Novel listing format. Default pavuk behavior is to use NLST fro FTP directory
listings.
-ftp_list_options $str
Some FTP servers require to supply extra options to LIST or NLST FTP commands to show all files
and directories properly. But be sure not to use any extra options which can reformat output of
the listing. Useful is especially -a option which force FTP server to show also dot files and
directories and with broken WuFTP servers it also helps to produce full directory listings not
just files.
-fix_wuftpd/-nofix_wuftpd
This option is result of several attempts to to get working properly the -remove_old option with
WuFTPd server when -ftplist option is used. The problem is that FTP command LIST on WuFTPd don't
mind when trying to list nonexisting directory, and indicates success in FTP response code. When
you activate this option, pavuk uses extra FTP command (STAT -d dir) to check whether the
directory really exists. Don't use this option until you are sure that you really need it!
Authentification
-auth_file $file
File where you have stored authentification information for access to some service. For file
structure see below in FILES section.
-auth_name $user
If you are using this parameter, program is doing authentification with each HTTP access to
document. Use this only if you know that only one HTTP server could be accessed or use -asite
option to specify site to which you use authentification. Else your auth parameters will be sent
to each accessed HTTP server.
-auth_passwd $passwd
Value of this parameter is used as password for authentification
-auth_scheme {1/2/3/4/user/Basic/Digest/NTLM}
This parameter specifies used authentification scheme.
1 or user means user authentification scheme is used as defined in HTTP/1.0 or HTTP/1.1. Password
and user name are sent unencoded.
2 or Basic means Basic authentification scheme is used as defined in HTTP/1.0. Password and user
name are sent BASE64 encoded.
3 or Digest means Digest access authentification scheme based on MD5 checksums as defined in
RFC2069.
4 or NTLM means NTLM proprietary access authentification scheme used by Microsoft IIS or Proxy
servers. When you use this scheme, you must also specify NT or LM domain with option
-auth_ntlm_domain. This scheme is supported only when compiled with OpenSSL or libdes libraries.
-auth_ntlm_domain $str
NT or LM domain used for authorization again HTTP server when NTLM authentification scheme is
required. This option is available only when compiled with OpenSSL or libdes libraries.
-auth_reuse_nonce/-noauth_reuse_nonce
While using HTTP Digest access authentification scheme use first received nonce value in more
following requests. Default pavuk negotiates nonce for each request.
-ssl_key_file $file
File with public key for SSL certificate (learn more from SSLeay or OpenSSL documentation) This
option is available only when compiled with SSL support (you need SSleay or OpenSSL libraries and
development headers)
-ssl_cert_file $file
Certificate file in PEM format (learn more from SSLeay or OpenSSL documentation) This option is
available only when compiled with SSL support (you need SSleay or OpenSSL libraries and
development headers)
-ssl_cer_passwd $str
Password used to generate certificate (learn more from SSLeay or OpenSSL documentation) This
option is available only when compiled with SSL support (you need SSLeay or OpenSSL libraries and
development headers)
-nss_cert_dir $dir
Config directory for NSS (Netscape SSL implementation) certificates. Usually ~/.netscape (created
by Netscape communicator/navigator) or profile directory below ~/.mozilla (created by Mozilla
browser). The directory should contain cert7.db and key3.db files. If you don't use Mozilla nor
Netscape, you must create this files by utilities distributed with NSS libraries. Pavuk opens
certificate database only readonly. This option is available only when pavuk is compiled with SSL
support provided by Netscape NSS SSL implementation.
[-nss_accept_unknown_cert/-nonss_accept_unknown_cert]
By default will pavuk reject connection to SSL server which certificate is not stored in local
certificate database (set by -nss_cert_dir option). You must explicitly force pavuk to allow
connection to servers with unknown certificates. This option is available only when pavuk is
compiled with SSL support provided by Netscape NSS SSL implementation.
[-nss_domestic_policy/-nss_export_policy]
Selects sets of ciphers allowed/disabled by USA export rules. This option is available only when
pavuk is compiled with SSL support provided by Netscape NSS SSL implementation.
-from $email
This parameter is used when accessing anonymous FTP server as password or is optionally inserted
into From field in HTTP request. If not specified pavuk discovers this from USER environment
variable and from site hostname.
-send_from/-nosend_from
This option is used for enabling or disabling sending of user identification, entered in -from
option, as FTP anonymous user password and From: field of HTTP request. As default is this option
off.
-ftp_login_handshake $host $handshake
When you need to use nonstandard login procedure for some of FTP servers, you can use this option
to change default pavuk login procedure. To allow more flexibility, you can assign the login
procedure to some server or to all. When $host is specified as empty string (""), than attached
login procedure is assigned to all FTP servers besides those having assigned own login procedures.
In the $handshake parameter you can specify exact login procedure specified by FTP commands
followed by expected FTP response codes delimited with backslash (\) characters.
For example this is default login procedure when logging in regular ftp server without going
through proxy server : USER %u\331\PASS %p\230. There are two commands followed by two response
codes. After USER command pavuk expects FTP response code 331 and after PASS command pavuk expects
from server FTP response code 230. In ftp commands you can use following macros which will be
replaced by respective values:
%u - user name used to access FTP server
%p - password used to access FTP server
%U - user name used to access FTP proxy server
%P - password used to access FTP proxy server
%h - hostname of FTP server
%s - port number on which FTP server listens
Site/Domain/Port Limitation Options
-asite $list
Specify comma separated list of allowed sites on which referenced documents are stored.
-dsite $list
Specify comma separated list of disallowed sites. Previous parameter is opposite to this one. If
both are used the last occurrence of them is used to be valid.
-adomain $list
Specify comma separated list of allowed domains on which referenced documents are stored.
-ddomain $list
Specify comma separated list of disallowed domains. Previous parameter is opposite to this one. If
both are used the last occurrence of them is used to be valid.
-aport $list
In $list, you can write comma separated list of ports from which you allow to download documents.
-dport $list
This option is opposite option to previous option. It is used to specify denied ports. If both
-aport and -dport options are used the last occurrence of them is used to be valid and all other
occurrences will be omitted.
Limitation Document properties
-amimet $list
List of comma separated allowed MIME types. You can use with this option also wildcard patterns.
-dmimet $list
List of comma separated disallowed MIME types. You can use with this option also wildcard
patterns. Previous parameter is opposite to this one. If both are used the last occurrence of
them is used to be valid.
-maxsize $nr
Maximum allowed size of document. This option is applied only when pavuk is able to detect the
document before starting the transfer. Default value is 0, and it means this limit isn't applied.
-minsize $nr
minimal allowed size of document. This option is applied only when pavuk is able to detect the
document before starting the transfer. Default value is 0, and it means this limit isn't applied.
-newer_than $time
Allow only transfer of documents with modification time newer than specified in parameter $time.
Format of $time is: YYYY.MM.DD.hh:mm. To apply this option pavuk must be able to detect
modification time of document.
-older_than $time
Allow only transfer of documents with modification time older than specified in parameter $time.
Format of $time is: YYYY.MM.DD.hh:mm. To apply this option pavuk must be able to detect
modification time of document.
-noCGI/-CGI
this switch prevents to transfer dynamically generated parametric documents through CGI interface.
This is detected with occurrence of ? character inside URL. Default pavuk behavior is to allow
transfer of URLs with query strings.
-alang $list
this allows you to specify ordered comma separated list of preferred natural languages. This
option work only with HTTP and HTTPS protocol using Accept-Language: MIME field.
-acharset $list
This options allows you to enter comma separated list of preferred encoding of transfered
documents. This works only with HTTP and HTTPS urls and only if such document encodings are
located on destination server.
example: -acharset iso-8859-2,windows-1250,utf8
Limitation Document name
-asfx $list
This parameter allows you to specify set of suffixes used to restrict selection of documents which
will be processed.
-dsfx $list
Set of suffixes that are used to specify restriction on selection of documents. This one is
inverse to previous option. They are segregating each other.
-aprefix $list, -dprefix $list
This two options allow you to specify set of allowed or disallowed prefixes of documents. They are
segregating each other.
-pattern $pattern
This option allows you to specify wildcard pattern for documents. All documents are tested if they
match this pattern.
-rpattern $reg_exp
This is equal option as previous, but this uses regular expressions. Available only on platforms
which have any supported RE implementation.
-skip_pattern $pattern
This option allows you to specify wildcard pattern for documents that should be skipped. All
documents are tested if they match this pattern.
-skip_rpattern $reg_exp
This is equal option as previous, but this uses regular expressions. Available only on platforms
which have any supported RE implementation.
-url_pattern $pattern
This option allows you to specify wildcard pattern for URLs. All URLs are tested if they match
this pattern.
Example:
-url_pattern http://\*.idata.sk:\*/~ondrej/\* . this option enables all HTTP URLs from domain
.idata.sk on all ports which are located under /~ondrej/.
-url_rpattern $reg_exp
This is equal option as previous, but this uses regular expressions. Available only on platforms
which have any supported RE implementation.
-skip_url_pattern $pattern
This option allows you to specify wildcard pattern for URLs that should be skipped. All URLs are
tested if they match this pattern.
-skip_url_rpattern $reg_exp
This is equal option as previous, but this uses regular expressions. Available only on platforms
which have any supported RE implementation.
-aip_pattern $re
This option allows you to limit set of transferred documents by server IP address. IP address can
be specified as regular expressions, so it is possible to specify set of IP addresses by one
expression. Available only on platforms which have any supported RE implementation.
-dip_pattern $re
This option similar to previous option, but is used to specify set of disallowed IP addresses.
Available only on platforms which have any supported RE implementation.
-tag_pattern $tag $attrib $url
More powerful version of -url_pattern option for more precise matching of allowed URLs based on
HTML tag name pattern, HTML tag attribute name pattern and on URL pattern. You can use in all
three parameters of this option wildcard patterns, thus something like -tag_pattern '*' '*'
url_pattern is equal to -url_pattern url_pattern. The $tag and $attrib parameters are always
matched again uppercase strings. For example if you want just let pavuk follow only regular links
ignoring any stylesheets, images, etc., use option -tag_pattern A HREF '*'.
-tag_rpattern $tag $attrib $url
This is variation on the -tag_pattern. It uses regular expression patterns in parameters instead
of wildcard patterns used in the previous option.
Limitation Protocol Option
-noHTTP/-HTTP
This switch suppresses all transfers through HTTP protocol. Default is transfer trough HTTP
enabled.
-noSSL/-SSL
This switch suppresses all transfers through HTTPS protocol (HTTP protocol over SSL) . Default is
transfer trough HTTPS enabled. This option is available only when compiled with SSL support (you
need SSleay or OpenSSL libraries and development headers)
-noGopher/-Gopher
Suppress all transfers through Gopher Internet protocol. Default is transfer trough Gopher
enabled.
-noFTP/-FTP
This switch prevents processing documents allocated on all FTP servers. Default is transfer
trough FTP enabled.
-noFTPS/-FTPS
This switch prevents processing documents allocated on all FTP servers accessed through SSL.
Default is transfer trough FTPS enabled. This option is available only when compiled with SSL
support (you need SSleay or OpenSSL libraries and development headers)
-FTPhtml/-noFTPhtml
By using of option -FTPhtml you can force pavuk to process HTML files downloaded with FTP
protocol. At default pavuk won't parse HTML files from FTP servers.
-FTPdir/-noFTPdir
Force recursive processing of FTP directories too. At default is recursive downloading from FTP
servers denied.
-disable_html_tag $TAG,[$ATTRIB][;...]
-enable_html_tag $TAG,[$ATTRIB][;...] Enable or disable processing of particular HTML tags or
attributes. At default all supported HTML tags are enabled.
For example if you don't want to process all images you should use option -disable_html_tag
'IMG,SRC;INPUT,SRC;BODY,BACKGROUND' .
Other Limitation Options
-subdir $dir
Subdirectory of local tree directory, to limit some of the modes {sync, resumeregets, linkupdate}
in its tree scan.
-dont_leave_site/-leave_site
(Don't) leave starting site. At default pavuk can span host when recursing through WWW tree.
-dont_leave_dir/-leave_dir
(Don't) leave starting directory. If -dont_leave_dir option is used pavuk will stay only in
starting directory (including its own subdirectories). At default pavuk can leave starting
directories.
-leave_site_enter_dir/-dont_leave_site_enter_dir
If you are downloading WWW tree which spans multiple hosts with huge trees, you may want to allow
downloading of document which are in directory hierarchy below directory which we visited as first
on each site. To obtain this, use option -dont_leave_site_enter_dir. As default pavuk will go also
to higher directory levels on that site.
-lmax $nr
Set maximum allowed level of tree traverse. Default is set to 0, what means that pavuk can
traverse at infinitum. As of version 0.8pl1 inline objects of HTML pages are placed at same level
as parent HTML page.
-leave_level $nr
Maximum level of documents outside from site of starting URL. Default is set to 0, and 0 means
that checking is not applied.
-site_level $nr
Maximum level of sites outside from site of starting URL. Default is set to 0, and 0 means that
checking is not applied.
-dmax $nr
Set maximum allowed number of documents that are processed. Default value is 0. That means no
restrictions are used in number of processed documents.
-singlepage/-nosinglepage
Using option -singlepage allows you to transfer just HTML pages with all its inlined objects
(pictures, sounds, frame documents, ...). As default is disabled single page transfer. This
option makes -mode singlepage option obsolete.
-limit_inlines/-dont_limit_inlines
With this option you can control whether limiting options apply also to inline objects (pictures,
sounds, ...). This is useful when you want to download specified set of HTML pages with all inline
options without any restrictions.
-user_condition $str
Script or program name for users own conditions. You can write any script which should with exit
value decide if download URL or not. Script gets from pavuk any number of options, with this
meaning :
-url $url - processed URL
-parent $url - any number of parent URLs
-level $nr - level of this URL from starting URL
-size $nr - size of requested URL
-date $datenr - modification time of requested URL in format YYYYMMDDhhmmss
The exit status 0 of script or program means that current URL should be rejected and nonzero exit
status means that URL should be accepted.
Warning : use user conditions only if required because of big slowdowns caused by forking scripts
for each checked URL.
-follow_cmd $str
This option allows you to specify script or program which can by its exit status decide whether to
follow URLs from current HTML document. This script will be called after download of each HTML
document. The script will get following options as it's parameters:
-url $url - URL of current HTML document
-infile $file - local file where is stored HTML document
The exit status 0 of script or program means that URLs from current document will be disallowed,
other exit status means, that pavuk can follow links from current HTML document.
Javascript support
Support for scripting languages like JavaScript or VBScript in pavuk is done bit hacky way. There is no
interpreter for this languages, so not all things will work. Whole support which pavuk have for this
scripting languages is based on regular expression patterns specified by user. Pavuk search for this
patterns in DOM event attributes of HTML tags, in javascript:... URLs, in inline scripts in HTML
documents enclosed between <script></script> tags and in separate javascript files. Support for
scripting languages is only available when pavuk is compiled with proper regular expression library
(POSIX/GNU/PCRE).
-enable_js/-disable_js
This options are used to enable or disable processing of Javascript parts of HTML documents. You
must enable this option to be able to use processing of javascript patterns.
-js_pattern $re
With this option you are specifying what patterns match interested parts of Javascript for
extracting URLs. The parameter must be RE pattern with exactly one subpattern which match exactly
the URL part. For example to match URL in following type of javascript expressions :
document.b1.src='pics/button1_pre.jpg'
you can use this pattern
"^document.[a-zA-Z0-9_]*.src[ ]*=[ ]*'(.*)'$"
-js_transform $p $t $h $a
This option is similar to previous, but you can use custom transform rules for the URL parts of
patterns and also specify the exact HTML tag and attribute where to look for this pattern. The $p
is the pattern to match the interested part of script. The $t is transform rule for the URL, in
this parameter the $x parts will be replaced by x-th subpattern of the $p pattern. The $h
parameter is exact HTML tag or "*" when this apply to javascript: URLs or DOM event attribs or ""
(empty string) when this apply to javascript body of HTML document or separate JS file. The $a
parameter is exact HTML attrib of tag or "" (empty string) when this rule apply to javascript
body.
-js_transform2 $p $t $h $a
This option is very similar to previous. The meaning of all parameters is same, just the pattern
$p can have only one substring which will be used in the transform rule $t. This is required to
allow rewriting of URL parts of the tags and scripts. This option can also be used to force pavuk
to recognize HTML targ/attribute pairs which pavuk does not support.
Cookie
-cookie_file $file
File where are stored cookie infos. This file must be in Netscape cookie file format (generated
with Netscape Navigator or Communicator ...).
-cookie_send/-nocookie_send
Use collected cookies in HTTP/HTTPS requests. Pavuk will not send at default cookies.
-cookie_recv/-nocookie_recv
Store received cookies from HTTP/HTTPS responses into memory cookie cache. At default pavuk will
not remember received cookies.
-cookie_update/-nocookie_update
Update cookie file on disk and synchronize it with changes made by any concurrent processes. At
default pavuk will not update cookie file on disk.
-cookies_max $nr
Maximum number of cookies in memory cookie cache. Default value is 0, and that means no
restrictions for cookies number.
-disabled_cookie_domains $list
Comma-separated list of cookie domains which are permitted to send cookies stored into cookie
cache
-cookie_check/-nocookie_check
Check when receiving cookie, if cookie domain is equal to domain of server which sends this
cookie. At default pavuk check is server is setting cookies for its domain, and if it tries to set
cookie for foreign domain pavuk will complain about that and will reject such cookie.
HTML rewriting engine tuning options
-noRelocate/-Relocate
This switch prevents the program to rewrite relative URLs to absolute, after HTML document is
transfered. Default pavuk behavior is to maintain link consistence of HTML documents. So always
when HTML document is downloaded pavuk will rewrite all URLs to point to local document if it is
available and if it is not available it will point to remote document. After document is properly
downloaded, pavuk will update links in HTML documents, which point to this one.
-all_to_local/-noall_to_local
This option forces pavuk to change all URLs inside HTML document to local URLs immediately after
download of document. Default is this option disabled.
-sel_to_local/-nosel_to_local
This option forces pavuk to change all URLs, which accomplish conditions for download, to local
inside HTML document immediately after download of document. I recommend to use this option, when
you are sure, that transfer will be without any problems. This option can save a lot of processor
time. Default is this option disabled.
-all_to_remote/-noall_to_remote
This option forces pavuk to change all URLs inside HTML document to remote URLs immediately after
download of document. Default is this option disabled.
-post_update/-nopost_update
This option is especially designed to allow in -fnrules option doing rules based on MIME type of
document. This option forces pavuk to generate local names for documents just after pavuk knows
what is the MIME type of document. This have big impact on the rewriting engine of links inside
HTML documents. This option causes disfunction of other options for controlling the link rewriting
engine. Use this option only when you know what you are doing :-)
-dont_touch_url_pattern $pat
This options serves to deny rewriting and processing of particular URLs in HTML documents by pavuk
HTML rewriting engine. This option accepts wildcard patterns to specify such URLs. Matching is
done against untouched URLs so when he URL is relative, you must use pattern which matches the
relative URL, when it is absolute, you must use absolute URL.
-dont_touch_url_rpattern $pat
This option is variation on previous option. This one uses regular patterns for matching of URLs
instead of wildcard patterns used by -dont_touch_url_pattern option. This option is available only
when pavuk is compiled with support for regular expression patterns.
-dont_touch_tag_rpattern $pat
This option is variation on previous option, just matching is made on full HTML tag with included
<>. This option accepts regular expression patterns. It is available only when pavuk is compiled
with support for regular expression patterns.
Filename/URL Conversion Option
-tr_del_chr $str
All characters found in $str will be deleted from local name of document. $str should contain
escape sequences similar like in tr command:
\n - newline
\r - carriage return
\t - horizontal tab space
\0xXX - hexadecimal ASCII value
[:upper:] - all uppercase letters
[:lower:] - all lowercase letters
[:alpha:] - all letters
[:alnum:] - all letters and digits
[:digit:] - all digits
[:xdigit:] - all hexadecimal digits
[:space:] - all horizontal and vertical whitespace
[:blank:] - all horizontal whitespace
[:cntrl:] - all control characters
[:print:] - all printable characters including space
[:nprint:] - all non printable characters
[:punct:] - all punctation characters
[:graph:] - all printable characters excluding space
-tr_str_str $str1 $str2
String $str1 from local name of document will be replaced with $str2.
-tr_chr_chr $chrset1 $chrset2
Characters from $chrset1 from local name of document will be replaced with corresponding character
from $chrset2. $charset1 and $charset2 should have same syntax as $str in -tr_del_chr option.
-store_name $str
When you want to change local filename of first file downloaded with singlepage mode, you should
use this option.
-index_name $str
With this option you can change directory index name. As default is used _._.html .
-store_index/-nostore_index
With option -nostore_index you should deny storing of directory indexes into HTML files.
-fnrules $t $m $r
This is a very powerful option! This option is used to flexible change layout of local document
tree. It accepts three parameters. First parameter $t is used to say what type is following
pattern. F is used for wildcard pattern (uses fnmatch()) and R is used for regular expression
pattern (using any supported RE implementation). Second parameter is matching pattern used to
select URLs for this rule. If URL match this pattern, then local name for this URL is computed
following rules of third parameter. And third parameter is local name building rule. Pavuk now
supports two kinds of local name building rules. One is simple based only on simple macros and
other more complicated extended rule, which also enables to perform several functions.
Recognition between those two kinds of rules is done by looking at first character of rule. In
case when first character is '(', rule is extended and in all other cases it is the simple kind of
rule.
Simple rule should contain literals or escaped macros. Macros are escaped by % character or by $
character.
Here is list of recognized macros:
$x - where x is any positive number. This macro is replaced with x-th substring matched by RE
pattern. (If you use this you need to understand RE !)
%i - is replaced with protocol id (http, https, ftp, gopher)
%p - is replaced with password. (use this only when usable)
%u - is replaced with username.
%h - is replaced with host name.
%m - is replaced with domain name.
%r - is replaced with port number.
%d - is replaced with path to document.
%n - is replaced with document name.
%b - is replaced with basename of document (without extension).
%e - is replaced with extension.
%s - is replaced with searchstring.
%M - is replaced with MIME type of document. When you are using this macro, you *must* use also
-post_update option else it won't work.
%E - is replaced with default extension assigned to MIME type of document. When you are using this
macro, you *must* use also -post_update option else it won't work.
%x - where x is positive number. This macro is replaced with x-th directory from path to document
from beginning.
%-x - where x is positive number. This macro is replaced with x-th directory from path to document
from end.
Here is example. If you want place document into single directories by extension, you should use
following fnrules option:
-fnrules F '*' '/%e/%n'
Extended rule ever begins with character ยด('. It uses some kind of LISP like syntax.
Here are base rules for writing extended rules : - the local filename of of this kind is return
value function
- each function is enclosed inside round braces ()
- first token right after opening brace is function name
- each function have nonzero fixed number of parameters
- each function returns numeric or string value
- function parameters are separated by any number of space characters
- parameter of function should be string, number, macro or other function
- string is ever quoted with "
- each numeric parameter can be in any encoding supported by strtod() function (octal, decimal,
hexadecimal, ...)
- there is no implicit conversion from number to string
- each macro is prefixed by % character and is one character long
- each macro is replaced by its string representation from current URL
- function parameters are typed strictly
- toplevel function must return string value
Extended rule supports full set of % escaped macros supported with simple rules, plus two
following addition macros :
%U - URL string
%o - default localname for URL
Here is description of all supported functions
sc - concat two string parameters
- accepts two string parameters
- returns string value
ss - substring form string
- accepts three parameters.
- first is string from which we want to cut subpart
- second is number which represents starting position in string
- third is number which represents ending position in string
- returns string value
hsh - compute modulo hash value from string with specified base
- accepts two parameters
- first is string for which we are computing the hash value
- second is numeric value for base of modulo hash
- returns numeric value
md5 - compute MD5 checksum for string
- accepts one string value
- returns string which represents MD5 checksum
lo - convert all characters inside string to lower case
- accepts ane string value
- returns string value
up - convert all characters inside string to upper case
- accepts one string value
- returns string value
ue - encode unsafe characters in string with same encoding which is used for encoding unsafe
characters inside URL (%xx) As default are encoded all nonascii values when this function is used.
- accepts two string values
- first is string which we want to encode
- second is string which contains unsafe characters
- return string value
dc - delete unwanted characters from string (have similar functionality as -tr_del_chr option)
- accepts two string values
- first is string from which we want delete
- second is string which contains characters we want to delete.
- returns string value
tc - replace character with other character in string (have similar functionality as -tr_chr_chr
option)
- accepts three string values
- first is string inside which we want to replace characters
- second is set of characters which we want to replace
- third is set of characters with which we are replacing
- returns string value
ts - replace some string inside string with any other string (have similar functionality as
-tr_str_str option)
- accepts three string values
- first is string inside which we want to replace string
- second is the from string
- third is to string
- returns string value
spn - calculate initial length of string which contains only specified set of characters. (have
same functionality as strspn() libc function)
- accepts two string values
- first is input string
- second is set of acceptable characters
- returns numeric value
cspn - calculate initial length of string which doesn't contain specified set of characters.
(have same functionality as strcspn() libc function)
- accepts two string values
- first is input string
- second is set of unacceptable characters
- returns numeric value
sl - calculate length of string
- accepts one string value
- returns numeric value
ns - convert number to string by format
- accepts two parameters
- first parameter is format string same as for printf() function
- second is number which we want to convert
- returns string value
lc - return position of last occurrence of specified character inside string
- accepts two string parameters
- first string which we are searching in
- second string contains character for which we are looking for
- returns numeric value
+ - add two numeric values
- accepts two numeric values
- returns numeric value
- - subtract two numeric values
- accepts two numeric values
- returns numeric value
% - modulo addition
- accepts two numeric values
- returns numeric value
* - multiple two numeric values
- accepts two numeric values
- returns numeric value
/ - divide two numeric values
- accepts two numeric values
- returns numeric value
rmpar - remove parameter from query string
- accepts two string
- first string is string which we are adjusting
- second parameter is name of parameter which should be removed
- returns adjusted string
getval - get query string parameter value
- accepts two string
- first string is query string from which to get the parameter
value (usually %s)
- second string is name of parameter for which we want to get
the value
- returns value of the parameter or empty string when the parameter
doesn't exists
sif - logical decision
- accepts three parameters
- first is numeric and when is zero than result of this decision
is result of second parameter, else result is result of third
parameter
- second parameter is string
- third parameter is string
- returns string result of decision
! - logical not
- accepts one numeric parameter
- returns negation of parameter
& - logical and
- accept two numeric parameters
- returns logical and of parameters
| - logical or
- accept two numeric parameters
- returns logical or of parameters
getext - get file extension
- accept one sting (filename or path)
- return string containing extension of parameter
seq - compare two strings
- accepts two strings for comparison
- returns numeric value 0 - if different 1 - if equal
jsf - execute JavaScript function
- accepts one string parameter which holds name of
JavaScript function specified in script loaded with
-js_script_file option.
- returns string value equal to return value of
JavaScript function
- this function is available only when pavuk is compiled
with support for JavaScript bindings
For example, if you are mirroring very huge number of internet sites into same local directory,
too much entries in one directory, should cause performance problems. You may use for example hsh
or md5 functions to generate one additional level of hash directories based on hostname whit one
of following options :
-fnrules F '*' '(sc (nc "%02d/" (hsh %h 100)) %o)'
-fnrules F '*' '(sc (ss (md5 %h) 0 2) %o)'
-base_level $nr
Number of directory levels to omit in local tree.
For example when downloading URL ftp://ftp.idata.sk/pub/unix/www/pavuk-0.7pl1.tgz you enter at
command line -base_level 4 in local tree will be created www/pavuk-0.7pl1.tgz not
ftp/ftp.idata.sk_21/pub/unix/www/pavuk-0.7pl1.tgz as normally.
-default_prefix $str
Default prefix of mirrored directory. This option is used only when you are trying to synchronize
content of remote directory which was downloaded using -base_level option. Also you must use
directory based synchronization method, not URL based synchronization method. This is especially
useful, when used in conjunction with -remove_old option.
-remove_adv/-noremove_adv
This option is used for turn on/off of removing HTML tags which contains advertisement banners.
The banners are not removed from HTML file, but are commented out. Such URLs also will not be
downloaded. This option have effect only when used with option -adv_re. Default is turned off.
This option is available only when your system have support for one of supported regular
expressions implementation.
-adv_re $RE
This option is used to specify regular expressions for matching URLs of advertisement banners.
For example : -adv_re http://ad.doubleclick.net/.* is used to match all files from server
ad.doubleclick.net. This option is available only when your system have any supported regular
expressions implementation.
-unique_name/-nounique_name
Pavuk as default always attempts to assign to unique URL unique local filename. If this behavior
is not wanted, you can use option -nounique_name to disable this.
Other Options
-sleep $nr
This option allows you to specify number of seconds during that the program will be suspended
between two transfers. Useful to deny server overload. Default value for this option is 0.
-rsleep/-norsleep
When this option is active, pavuk randomizes the the sleep time between transfers in interval
between zero and value specified with -sleep option. Default is this option inactive.
-ddays $nr
If document has modification time later as $nr days, then in sync mode pavuk attempts to retrieve
newer copy of document from remote server. Default value is 0.
-remove_old/-noremove_old
Remove improper documents (that, which doesn't exist on remote site). This option have effect
only when used in directory based sync mode. When used with URL based sync mode, pavuk will not
remove any old files which were excluded from document tree and are not referenced in any HTML
document. You must also use option -subdir, to let pavuk find files which belongs to current
mirror. As default pavuk won't remove any old files.
-browser $str
is used to set your browser command (in URL tree dialog you can use right click to raise menu,
from which you can start browser on actually selected URL). This option is available only when
compiled with GTK GUI and with support for URL tree preview.
-debug/-nodebug
turns on displaying of debug messages. This option is available only when compiled with -DDEBUG.
If -debug option is used pavuk will output verbose information about documents, whole protocol
level information, locking informations and more (depends on -debug_level setup). This options is
used just like trigger to enable output of debug messages selected by -debug_level option.
Default is debug mode turned off.
-debug_level $level
Set level of required debug informations. $level can be numeric value which represent binary mask
for requested debug levels, or comma separated list of supported debug levels. Currently pavuk
supports following debug levels :
html - for HTML parser debugging
protos - to see server side protocol messages
protoc - to see client side protocol messages
procs - to see some special procedure calls
locks - for debugging of documents locking
net - for debugging some low level network stuff
misc - for miscellaneous unsorted debug messages
user - for verbose user level messages
all - request all currently supported debug levels
mtlock - locking of resources in multithreading environment
mtthr - launching/weaking/sleeping/stoping of threads in multithreaded environment
protod - for DEBUGGING of POST requests
limits - for debugging limiting options, you will see the reason why particular URLs are rejected
by pavuk and which option caused this.
ssl - to enable verbose reporting about SSL related things.
-remind_cmd $str
This option have effect only when running pavuk in reminder mode. To command specified with this
option pavuk sends result of running reminder mode. There are listed URLs which are changed and
URLs which have any errors. Default remind command is "mailx user@server -s \"pavuk reminder
result\"" .
-nscache_dir $dir
Path to Netscape browser cache directory. If you specify this path, pavuk attempts to find out if
you have URL in this cache. If URL is there it will be fetched else pavuk will download it from
net. The cache directory index file must be named index.db and must be located in the cache
directory. To support this feature, pavuk have to be linked with BerkeleyDB 1.8x .
-mozcache_dir $dir
Path to Mozilla browser cache directory. Same functionality as with previous option, just for
different browser with different cache formats. Pavuk supports both formats of Mozilla browser
disk cache (old for versions <0.9 and new used in 0.9=<). The old format cache directory must
contain cache directory index database with name cache.db. Then new format cache directory must
contain map file _CACHE_MAP_, and three block files _CACHE_001_, _CACHE_002_, _CACHE_003_. To
support old Mozilla cache format, pavuk have to be linked with BerkeleyDB 1.8x. New Mozilla cache
format doesn't require any external library.
-post_cmd $str
Post-processing command, which will be executed after successful download of document. This
command may somehow handle with document. During time of running this command, pavuk leaves actual
document locked, so there isn't chance that some other pavuk process will modify document. This
postprocessing command will get three additional parameters from pavuk.
- local name of document
- 1/0 1 if document is HTML document, 0 if not
- original URL of this document
-hack_add_index/-nohack_add_index
This is bit hacky option. It forces pavuk to add to URL queue also directory indexes of all queued
documents. This allow pavuk to download more documents from site, than it is able achieve in
normal traversing of HTML documents. Bit dirty but useful in some cases.
-js_script_file $file
Pavuk have optionally builtin JavaScript interpreter to allow high level customization of some
internal procedures. Currently you are allowed to customize with your own JavaScript functions two
things. You can use it to set precise limiting options, or you can write own functions which can
be used inside rules of -fnrules option. With this option you can load JavaScript script with
functions into pavuks internal JavaScript interpreter. To learn more about this capabilities read
separate document jsbind.txt which comes with pavuk sources in toplevel directory. This option is
available only when you have compiled pavuk with support for JavaScript bindings.
EXIT STATUS
As of version 0.9pl29 pavuk have changed indication of status by exit codes. In earlier versions exit
status 0 was for no error and nonzero exit status was something like count of failed documents. In all
version after 0.0pl29 there are defined following exit codes:
0 - no error, everything is OK
1 - error in configuration of pavuk options or
error in config files
2 - some error occurred while downloading documents
ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES
USER variable is used to construct email address from user and hostname
LC_* or LANG
used to set internationalized environment
PAVUKRC_FILE
with this variable you can specify alternative location for your pavukrc configuration file.
REQUIRED EXTERNAL PROGRAMS
at is used for scheduling.
gunzip is used to decode gzip or compress encoded documents.
Bugs
If you find any, please let me know.
FILES
@SYSCONFDIR@/pavukrc
~/.pavukrc
~/.pavuk_prefs
These files are used as default configuration files. You may specify there some constant values
like your proxy server or your preferred WWW browser. Configuration options reflect command line
options. Not all parameters are suitable for use in default configuration file. You should
select only some of them, which you really need.
File ~/.pavuk_prefs is special file which contains automatically stored configuration. This file
is used only when running GUI interface of pavuk and option -prefs is active.
First (if present) parsed file is @SYSCONFDIR@/pavukrc then ~/.pavukrc (if present), then
~/.pavuk_prefs (if present). Last the command line is parsed. The precedence is as follows :
- highest -
Entered in user interface
Entered in command line
~/.pavuk_prefs
~/.pavukrc
@SYSCONFDIR@/pavukrc
- lowest -
Here is table of config file - command line options pairs.
MaxLevel: ---> -lmax
MaxDocs: ---> -dmax
MaxSize: ---> -maxsize
MinSize: ---> -minsize
SleepBetween: ---> -sleep
MaxRetry: ---> -retry
MaxRegets: ---> -nregets
MaxRedirections: ---> -nredirs
CommTimeout: ---> -timeout
RegetRollbackAmount: ---> -rollback
DocExpiration: ---> -ddays
UseCache: ---> -nocache
UseRobots: ---> -noRobots
AllowFTP: ---> -noFTP
AllowHTTP: ---> -noHTTP
AllowSSL: ---> -noSSL
AllowGopher: ---> -noGopher
AllowCGI: ---> -noCGI
AllowGZEncoding: ---> -noEnc
AllowFTPRecursion: ---> -FTPdir
ForceReget: ---> -force_reget
Debug: ---> -debug
AllowedSites: ---> -asite
DisallowedSites: ---> -dsite
AllowedDomains: ---> -adomain
DisallowedDomains: ---> -ddomain
AllowedPrefixes: ---> -aprefix
DisallowedPrefixes: ---> -dprefix
AllowedSuffixes: ---> -asfx
DisallowedSuffixes: ---> -dsfx
AllowedMIMETypes: ---> -amimet
DisallowedMIMETypes: ---> -dmimet
PreferredLanguages: ---> -alang
PreferredCharset: ---> -acharset
WorkingDir: ---> -cdir
WorkingSubDir: ---> -subdir
HTTPAuthorizationScheme: ---> -auth_scheme
HTTPAuthorizationName: ---> -auth_name
HTTPAuthorizationPassword: ---> -auth_passwd
AuthReuseDigestNonce: ---> -auth_reuse_nonce
SSLCertPassword: ---> -ssl_cert_passwd
SSLCertFile: ---> -ssl_cert_file
SSLKeyFile: ---> -ssl_key_file
EmailAddress: ---> -from
MatchPattern: ---> -pattern
REMatchPattern: ---> -rpattern
SkipMatchPattern: ---> -skip_pattern
SkipREMatchPattern: ---> -skip_rpattern
URLMatchPattern: ---> -url_pattern
URLREMatchPattern: ---> -url_rpattern
SkipURLMatchPattern: ---> -skip_url_pattern
SkipURLREMatchPattern: ---> -skip_url_rpattern
DefaultMode: ---> -mode
FTPProxy: ---> -ftp_proxy
HTTPProxy: ---> -http_proxy
SSLProxy: ---> -ssl_proxy
GopherProxy: ---> -gopher_proxy
FTPViaHTTPProxy: ---> -ftp_httpgw
GopherViaHTTPProxy: ---> -gopher_httpgw
HTTPProxyUser: ---> -http_proxy_user
HTTPProxyPass: ---> -http_proxy_pass
HTTPProxyAuth: ---> -http_proxy_auth
AuthReuseProxyDigestNonce: ---> -auth_reuse_proxy_nonce
Browser: ---> -browser
ScenarioDir: ---> -scndir
ShowProgress: ---> -progress
XMaxLogSize: ---> -xmaxlog
LogFile: ---> -logfile
RemoveOldDocuments: ---> -remove_old
AuthFile: ---> -auth_file
BaseLevel: ---> -base_level
FTPDirtyProxy: ---> -ftp_dirtyproxy
ActiveFTPData: ---> -ftp_active/-ftp_passive
ActiveFTPPortRange: ---> -active_ftp_port_range
AlwaysMDTM: ---> -always_mdtm/-noalways_mdtm
RemoveBeforeStore: ---> -(no)remove_before_store
ShowDownloadTime: ---> -stime
NLSMessageCatalogDir: ---> -msgcat
Quiet: ---> -quiet/-verbose
NewerThan: ---> -newer_than
OlderThan: ---> -older_than
Reschedule: ---> -reschedule
DontLeaveSite: ---> -dont_leave_site/-leave_site
DontLeaveDir: ---> -dont_leave_dir/-leave_dir
PreserveTime: ---> -preserve_time/-nopreserve_time
LeaveLevel: ---> -leave_level
GUIFont: ---> -gui_font
UserCondition: ---> -user_condition
CookieFile: ---> -cookie_file
CookieSend: ---> -cookie_send/-nocookie_send
CookieRecv: ---> -cookie_recv/-nocookie_recv
CookieUpdate: ---> -cookie_update/-nocookie_update
CookiesMax: ---> -cookies_max
CookieCheckDomain: ---> -cookie_check/-nocookie_check
DisabledCookieDomains: ---> -disabled_cookie_domains
DisableHTMLTag: ---> -disable_html_tag
EnableHTMLTag: ---> -enable_html_tag
TrDeleteChar: ---> -tr_del_chr
TrStrToStr: ---> -tr_str_str
TrChrToChr: ---> -tr_chr_chr
IndexName: ---> -index_name
StoreName: ---> -store_name
PreservePermisions: ---> -preserve_perm/-nopreserve_perm
PreserveAbsoluteSymlinks: ---> -preserve_slinks/-nopreserve_slinks
FTPListCMD: ---> -FTPlist/-noFTPlist
MaxRate: ---> -maxrate
MinRate: ---> -minrate
ReadBufferSize: ---> -bufsize
BgMode: ---> -bg/-nobg
CheckSize: ---> -check_size/-nocheck_size
SLogFile: ---> -slogfile
Identity: ---> -identity
SendFromHeader: ---> -send_from/-nosend_from
RunX: ---> -runX
FnameRules: ---> -fnrules
StoreDocInfoFiles: ---> -store_info/-nostore_info
AllLinksToLocal: ---> -all_to_local/-noall_to_local
AllLinksToRemote: ---> -all_to_remote/-noall_to_remote
SelectedLinksToLocal: ---> -sel_to_local/-nosel_to_local
ReminderCMD: ---> -remind_cmd
AutoReferer: ---> -auto_referer/-noauto_referer
URLsFile: ---> -urls_file
UsePreferences: ---> -prefs/-noprefs
FTPhtml: ---> -FTPhtml/-noFTPhtml
StoreDirIndexFile: ---> -store_index/-nostore_index
Language: ---> -language
FileSizeQuota: ---> -file_quota
TransferQuota: ---> -trans_quota
FSQuota: ---> -fs_quota
EnableJS: ---> -enable_js/-disable_js
UrlSchedulingStrategy: ---> -url_strategy
NetscapeCacheDir: ---> -nscache_dir
RemoveAdvertisement: ---> -remove_adv/-noremove_adv
AdvBannerRE: ---> -adv_re
CheckIfRunnigAtBackground: ---> -check_bg/-nocheck_bg
SendIfRange: ---> -send_if_range/-nosend_if_range
SchedulingCommand: ---> -sched_cmd
UniqueLogName: ---> -unique_log/-nounique_log
PostCommand: ---> -post_cmd
SSLVersion: ---> -ssl_version
UniqueSSLID: ---> -unique_sslid/-nounique_sslid
AddHTTPHeader: ---> -httpad
StatisticsFile: ---> -statfile
WaitOnExit: ---> -ewait
AllowedIPAdrressPattern: ---> -aip_pattern
DisallowedIPAdrressPattern:---> -dip_pattern
SiteLevel: ---> -site_level
UseHTTP11: ---> -use_http11
MaxRunTime: ---> -max_time
LocalIP: ---> -local_ip
RequestInfo: ---> -request
HashSize: ---> -hash_size
NumberOfThreads: ---> -nthreads
ImmediateMessages: ---> -immesg/-noimmsg
HTMLFormData: ---> -formdata
DumpFD: ---> -dumpfd
DumpUrlFD: ---> -dump_urlfd
DeleteAfterTransfer: ---> -del_after/-nodel_after
UniqueDocName: ---> -unique_name/-nounique_name
LeaveSiteEnterDirectory: ---> -leave_site_enter_dir/-dont_leave_site_enter_dir
SinglePage: ---> -singlepage/-nosinglepage
NTLMAuthorizationDomain: ---> -auth_ntlm_domain
NTLMProxyAuthorizationDomain:
---> -auth_proxy_ntlm_domain
JavascriptPattern: ---> -js_pattern
FollowCommand: ---> -follow_cmd
RetrieveSymlinks: ---> -retrieve_symlink/-noretrieve_symlink
JSTransform: ---> -js_transform
JSTransform2: ---> -js_transform2
FTPProxyUser: ---> -ftp_proxy_user
FTPProxyPassword: ---> -ftp_proxy_pass
LimitInlineObjects: ---> -limit_inlines/-dont_limit_inlines
FTPListOptions: ---> -ftp_list_options
FixWuFTPDBrokenLISTcmd: ---> -fix_wuftpd_list/-nofix_wuftpd_list
PostUpdate: ---> -post_update/-nopost_update
SeparateInfoDir: ---> -info_dir
MozillaCacheDir: ---> -mozcache_dir
AllowedPorts: ---> -aport
DisallowedPorts: ---> -dport
HackAddIndex: ---> -hack_add_index/-nohack_add_index
JavaScriptFile: ---> -js_script_file
FtpLoginHandshake: ---> -ftp_login_handshake
NSSCertDir: ---> -nss_cert_dir
NSSAcceptUnknownCert: ---> -nss_accept_unknown_cert/-nonss_accept_unknown_cert
NSSDomesticPolicy: ---> -nss_domestic_policy/-nss_export_policy
DontTouchUrlREPattern: ---> -dont_touch_url_rpattern
DontTouchUrlPattern: ---> -dont_touch_url_pattern
DontTouchTagREPattern: ---> -dont_touch_tag_rpattern
HTMLTagPattern: ---> -tag_pattern
HTMLTagREPattern: ---> -tag_rpattern
URL: ---> one URL (more lines with URL:
... means more URL's)
line which begins with '#' means comment.
TrStrToStr: and TrChrToChr: must contain two quoted strings. All parameter names are case insensitive.
If here is missing any option, try to look inside config.c source file.
See pavukrc.sample file for example
.pavuk_authinfo
File should contain as many authentification records as you need. Records are separated by any
number of empty lines. Parameter name is case insensitive.
Structure of record:
Proto: <proto ID> ---> identification of protocol
(ftp/http/https/..)
- required field
Host: <host:[port]> ---> host name
- required field
User: <user> ---> name of user
- optional
Pass: <password> ---> password for user
- optional
Base: <path> ---> base prefix of document path
- optional
Realm: <name> ---> realm for HTTP authorization
- optional
NTLMDomain: <domain> ---> NT/LM domain for NTLM authorization
- optional
Type: <type> ---> HTTP authentification scheme
- 1/user - user auth scheme
- 2/Basic - Basic auth scheme (default)
- 3/Digest - Digest auth scheme
- 4/NTLM - NTLM auth scheme
- optional
see pavuk_authinfo.sample file for example
~/.pavuk_keys
this is file where are stored information about configurable menu option shortcuts. This is
available only when compiled with Gtk+1.2 and higher.
~/.pavuk_remind_db
this file contains informations about URLs for running in reminder mode. Structure of this file is
very easy. Each line contains information abou one URL. first entry in line is last known
modification time of URL (stored in time_t format - number of secons from 1.1.1970 GMT). And
second entry is URL.
EXAMPLE COMMAND LINE
pavuk -mode mirror -nobg -store_info -info_dir
/mirror/info -nthreads 1 -cdir /mirror/incoming -subdir
/mirror/incoming -preserve_time -nopreserve_perm
-nopreserve_slinks -noretrieve_symlink -force_reget
-noRobots -trans_quota 16384 -maxsize 16777216
-max_time 28 -nodel_after -remove_before_store -ftpdir
-ftplist -ftp_list_options -a -dont_leave_site
-dont_leave_dir -all_to_local -remove_old -nostore_index
-active_ftp_port_range 57344:65535 -always_mdtm
-ftp_passive -base_level 2 http://<my_host>/doc/
SEE ALSO
Look into ChangeLog file for more informations about new features in particular versions of pavuk.
AUTHOR
Main development Ondrejicka Stefan
Look into CREDITS file of sources for additional information.
AVAILABILITY
pavuk is available from http://pavuk.sourceforge.net/
0.9.35 2015-12-01T17:14 pavuk(1)