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\nHow to detect malicious/harmful and interesting links using nutch and pre-trained Google SEO Headers. In this process you are able to write SEO Friendly Url text in your HTML which will be easily indexed by the search engine. In this post, I will share best practice to check web page URL for SEO friendly text.
\nPreparation:
\nYou are required to have enough information about the page content. You have to store the original link if you want to compare it. You can use git or your own text editor to save it. For example, I have used NOTEPAD.
\nInstalling Nutch:
\nUse Homebrew (for OSX) or command line (for Linux) as it is recommended by the author of Nutch. In this post, I am using Homebrew. Download the latest Nutch from Official download page. Unzip the downloaded files and use the following command to install Nutch:
\nbrew install nutch --with-jars=/usr/local/Cellar/nutch/1.6/libexec/nutch/lib --with-jars=/usr/local/Cellar/nutch/1.6/libexec/nutch/lib
\nGo to your Nutch home directory and run the following command to start the web crawler and store the link and content of the page:
\nbin/nutch index URL-TO-CRAWL
\nThis will start crawling on the specified page. You will get your crawled URL as the below output. You can stop crawling using this command:
\nnutch stop
\nYou can set the crawling speed using the slow-down argument. For example, setting --slow-down-limit=100 means crawling will be 100% slower than default. You can set the memory limit for searching and indexing text using the --max-memory argument:
\nbin/nutch index URL-TO-CRAWL --slow-down-limit=100 --max-memory=50g --max-processing-time=10000
\nThis is the default settings.
\nExtracting Original Link using Nutch Index:
\nNutch provides a plugin for extracting the text from the web page and storing it as file in your home directory.
\nbin/nutch extract URLs --url file/url.txt --file file/url.txt
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