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We want to setup a little honeypot image in our html bodies to detect scrapers / bad bots. Has anyone set something like this up before?
I\'m looking at a robots.txt file of a site I would like to do a one off scrape and there is this line:
I have recently been using the Mechanize gem in ruby to write a scraper. Unfortunately, the URL that I am attempting to scrape returns a Mechanize::File object instead of a Mechanize::Page object upon
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I\'m currently using a fusion of urllib2, pyquery, and json to scrape a site, and now I find that I need to extract some data from JavaScript.One thought would be to use a JavaScript engine (like V8),
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