More Webalizer.conf hacking
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Following up on last week’s entry, I’ve used some of agents I found to refine my search results in webalizer. Based on this, I was able to enhance the search engine results I’m getting. Here are the lines to add to your webalizer.conf file in order for this to work.
SearchEngine 348north.com search= SearchEngine abcsearch.com terms= SearchEngine alltheweb.com q= SearchEngine altavista.com q= SearchEngine antisearch.net KEYWORDS= SearchEngine aolsearch query= SearchEngine ask.com ask= SearchEngine ask.co.uk ask= SearchEngine augurnet.ch q= SearchEngine baidu.com word= SearchEngine barrahome.org query= SearchEngine blogdex.net q= SearchEngine blogdigger.com queryString= SearchEngine blogosphere.us s= SearchEngine blogmatrix.com search= SearchEngine blogwise.com query= SearchEngine boitho.com query= SearchEngine buscador.ya.com q= SearchEngine by.com query= SearchEngine daypop.com q= SearchEngine dir.com req= SearchEngine dmoz.org search= SearchEngine dogpile.com q= SearchEngine dpxml qkw= SearchEngine egoto.com keywords= SearchEngine elf8888.at query0= SearchEngine eureka.com q= SearchEngine excite search= SearchEngine feedster.com q= SearchEngine gais.cs.ccu.edu.tw q= SearchEngine galaxy.com k= SearchEngine gigablast.com q= SearchEngine google q= SearchEngine goo.ne.jp MT= SearchEngine hotbot.com query= SearchEngine infoseek.com qt= SearchEngine ixquick.com query= SearchEngine kobala.nl qr= SearchEngine lycos.com query= SearchEngine look.com q= SearchEngine looksmart key= SearchEngine mamma.com query= SearchEngine metacrawler q= SearchEngine msn.com q= SearchEngine msxml qkw= SearchEngine mysearch.com serachfor= SearchEngine naver.com query= SearchEngine netscape.com query= SearchEngine northernlight.com qr= SearchEngine ntlworld.com q= SearchEngine openfind query= SearchEngine overture.com Keywords= SearchEngine picsearch.com q= SearchEngine popdex query= SearchEngine quepasa.com q= SearchEngine search.com qt= SearchEngine searchspider.com q= SearchEngine search.earthlink q= SearchEngine suchmaschine21.de search= SearchEngine syndic8 ShowMatch= SearchEngine technorati query= SearchEngine teensearch query= SearchEngine teoma.com q= SearchEngine teradex.com q= SearchEngine texis q= SearchEngine voila kw= SearchEngine walhello key= SearchEngine waypath.com key= SearchEngine webcrawler searchText= SearchEngine webfanatic.lunarpages.com q= SearchEngine whois.sc q= SearchEngine wisenut.com q= SearchEngine yahoo p=
Once again, enjoy 
Comments
1Marc — Jan 19, 2009 : 1:17 pm
Hi,
thank you for the list!
As google and msn are testing websites with ref-spam I would need a trick to avoid “SearchEngine google q=” if some specific ip addresses or user-agents are given. Do you know one?
msn sends their refs with normal user agents, but specific ip addresses. Google sends their refs with “googlebot” as user agent.
regards
Marc
