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| status-webmon [2023/10/18 23:57] – [Recent Web Searches] -clarity hogwild | status-webmon [2023/10/19 00:05] – [Recent Web Searches] -explain using dnsmasq log-queries option as substitute hogwild | ||
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| Generally speaking, this function is mostly obsolete. It relied on web links being unencrypted to gather the data it needed. Now that most web connections are (SSL/TLS) encrypted, it cannot gather the data needed to present any results. It will therefore remain empty unless a search engine is used via an unencrypted connection. | Generally speaking, this function is mostly obsolete. It relied on web links being unencrypted to gather the data it needed. Now that most web connections are (SSL/TLS) encrypted, it cannot gather the data needed to present any results. It will therefore remain empty unless a search engine is used via an unencrypted connection. | ||
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status-webmon.txt · Last modified: 2023/10/31 23:03 by hogwild
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