Month 2014-06

Index of 40 entries from June 2014. Entries belong to 6 different categories, including har-dulcify, masters-thesis, node-dnssec-name-shame, more-tracked-paper, and har-heedless.

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Exit if a prerequisite isn't found

Exit if a prerequisite isn't found

Split domains to parts

Remove code to detect malformed HAR files

Find malformed HAR files from a list of paths

Remove simple scripts

A single script to run preparations, and a single script to extract data

Instead of reading files from paths, use an external cat and read from stdin

Check if headers exists before extracting the referrer

Generate a single request entry with the origin url that failed

Default domain listing to current directory

Reword error message

Actually use exit code for phantomjs call

Use current directory for output, call scripts relative to script path

Best practice to define bash script

Best practice to define bash script

Use a home-cooked https redirector with local configuration

Redirect to HTTPS by default (to be tested on the live server)

Use HTTPS for the local domain

Mention t-shirts, happy amel at ICANN50

Use CSS to switch success/failure images, reduce javascript generated HTML

Added happy Anne-Marie image for good results

Add kirei.se to list of known good examples

Transform disconnect's services.json file to a format that's faster to make lookups against, with speedups of about 99.6%

Speed up disconnect matching by about 40% by not splitting key-value objects several times

Remove unused function

Classify requests against disconnect.me service list

Rename to reflect basic classifications

Wrote about some of the tools used

Wrote about some of the tools used

Started converting the planning document to a master's thesis, with the appropriate headings

Started converting the planning document to a master's thesis, with the appropriate headings

Add trailing slash

Add trailing slash

Add simple URL classification

Expand extracted request parts for easier classification and aggregation

Rename function as HTTP specific, even if it isn't strictly

Extract more details from request/response entries

Link to open source projects

Look at errors in individual entries for comments (errors)