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IP Mapping :: About the Robots Table

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About the Robots Table

This table contains the details of the robots or web spiders. The table is used to eliminate the robot data from any recorded visitors to a site. Each record contains the known details for one specific robot. The table is populated with some of the more commonly encountered robots but more are being deployed regularly and the table provided the ability for site administrators to add their own specific robots that they may encounter.

The only required field is the identifier field which contains the details of the robot as stored in the header of the connecting client. The other fields are either to enable control of the records or provide information that may or may not be of interesting about the specific robot itself.

Table 8.4. Robot table description

Column Name

Type

Size

Not Null?

Constraints

Description

id

Number

n/a

Yes

Primary key

A unique numeric identification for each record. Populated by an auto-sequence.

identifier

Varchar

60

Yes

None

The identifier string present in the accessing software header.

description

Varchar

1024

No

None

Short descriptive text about the robot if any is known. .

hostname

Varchar

120

No

None

Details of the hostname or source of the robot when known. This information may provide some assistance in determining the source of the robot.

addresses

Varchar

1024

No

None

Informational details of some of the addresses that are used specifically by the robot, when known.

state

Number

4

No

None

Indicates that record is visible to visitor agent (front end).

ordering

Number

11

No

None

Order in which records are retrieved (displayed).

checked_out

Number

11

Yes

None

Joomla field record locking

checked_out_time

Date

n/a

Yes

None

Joomla field record locking

created_on

Date

n/a

Yes

None

Date the record was created.

created_by

Varchar

255

Yes

None

The user who created the record.

modified_on

Date

n/a

Yes

None

The date the record was last modified.

modified_by

Varchar

255

Yes

None

The user who last modified the record.


Notes:

  1. The order in which the robot identifiers are placed in the search list within the visitors modules is determined by the ordering column. Hence the most frequently encountered are placed first in the list.

  2. The only mandatory field that the site administrator must supply is the 'identifier' field which is used to check the visitor agent header to determine whether it is a true individual or a robot/web crawler.

[Important]Important

The entries in this table do not 'reject' or stop the specified robots from accessing the site, for which they need to be added to the site 'robots.txt' table. Instead they are used to prevent their occurrence in the recorded site visitors tables.

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