Le 04/02/2024 à 19:11, Ineiev a écrit :
Hello, Thérèse;
On Fri, Feb 02, 2024 at 04:44:58PM +0100, Thérèse Godefroy wrote:
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I made a test list [1] with underscores as markers:
'_' for URLs that use nonfree JavaScript
'__' for mirrors that use Cloudflare services.
...
It probably wouldn't take much to adapt the Mirmon scripts so they
select all URLs for the "allgnu" list, and unmarked URLs for the "gnu"
list [4].
Probably no, it wouldn't.
WDYT?
I wonder if we could implement a more flexible approach
to mark mirrors, something along these lines,
NR - https://wicked-js.biz/gnu [*]
SM - http://walled.mil/mirrors [**]
TD - https://gnu-mirror.td [*] [**]
[*] The mirror uses unethical JavaScript.
[**] The mirror is part of a centralized surveillance network.
So basically you want 2 markers instead of one, after the URL rather
than before? This will make the regex a little more complicated, but
that's OK. I'll try to fix /prep/FTP in staging.
I have another question: how do these scripts select against alpha
mirrors? Do they look for "alpha" in the URL? Are the parentheses
necessary?
The script that extracts mirror list from /prep/FTP skips anything
written in parentheses, so alpha mirrors are ignored.
Thanks!
