Net Vampire
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Technical Information
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Since v.3.3, Net Vampire allows you to change the language
of the user interface. English and Russian
are included in the distribution package, other languages
can be easily added.
The language information is stored in the *.LNG files
in the Net Vampire\Lang directory.
You can create a language file for a new language using the freeware
Language Editor
developed by Sergei Korzh
(see also Sergei's
web site).
After you put your new language file in the Lang directory,
the language will appear in the Options/Language menu of Net Vampire.
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By default, Net Vampire parses each downloaded web page
and displays the list of nested links on the Links panel.
Include the following meta-tag in the pages that you don't want
to be parsed:
<META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noindex">
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You can tell Net Vampire how to access your site by including
the NV parameters in your FTP server's greeting message.
230-NetVampire (<parameter>=<value> [,<parameter>=<value>...])
Where
'230-' or '220-' indicates that the line belongs to
the FTP greeting message.
The following parameters are recognized by Net Vampire:
MaxConcurrentConn limits the maximum number
of concurrent connections Net Vampire will establish to your site.
If you set this parameter to 0, Net Vampire will not be allowed
to access your site.
ConnPause defines a pause in seconds after
ConnPauseCount connection failures;
ReplyPause defines a pause in seconds after
ReplyPauseCount bad server replies, such as
access denied or too many users of your class.
Examples:
230-NetVampire (MaxConcurrentConn=2)
- allow up to 2 concurrent connections to your site.
230-NetVampire (ConnPause=15, ConnPauseCount=1)
- make a 15 s pause after each connection failure.
230-NetVampire (ReplyPause=60, ReplyPauseCount=2)
- make a 60 s pause after each 2 bad server replies.
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This automation object developed by Vladi Dali allows you
to control Net Vampire from your applications and scripts. Download it from Vladi's
home page.
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See yourself how easy it is to control Net Vampire from your application
using DDE, COM, Windows messages or command line parameters. Download the
Delphi 3 demo.
The same technique can be used with other programming languages.
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This excellent Delphi component created by
Alexander Shamrai
provides full programmatic control over the Net Vampire Jobs.
The component comes with full source code and a demo. Thanks, Alek!
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You can add Jobs to Net Vampire from your VBSctipt code. This means
that you can create macros for MS WinWord and MS Excel,
automate complex download tasks by writing a script for
MS Scripting Host, and even start downloads from your html code.
Here is a procedure that does the trick:
sub Download(aUrl)
set nv = CreateObject("Vampire.NewJob")
result = nv.Initialize("", aUrl)
set nv = nothing
end sub
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You can control the Jobs by creating, modifying or deleting
the Net Vampire Job files. See the
Job file structure description for details.
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Posted by Gwilym Evans:
MIRC can be made to add URL's to Net Vampire
with the following code:
%reply = $dde VAMPIRE WWW_OpenURL http://www.host.com/file.zip
The contents of %reply
can then be checked for errors returned from Net Vampire.
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