- the option server:public_instance lacks some documentation
- the processing of this option belongs in the limiter and not
in botdetection module
Signed-off-by: Markus Heiser <markus.heiser@darmarit.de>
The usages of the searx.brand namespace has been removed, the searx.brand
namespace is now longer needed.
The searx.brand namespace was an interim solution which has been added in commit
9e53470b4, see commit message there ...
This patch is a first 'proof of concept'. Later we can decide to remove the
brand namespace entirely or not.
Signed-off-by: Markus Heiser <markus.heiser@darmarit.de>
Added function searx.get_setting(name, default=_unset):
Returns the value to which ``name`` point. If there is no such name in the
settings and the ``default`` is unset, a KeyError exception is raised.
In all the python processes ..
- make docs
- make buildenv
- make install (setup.py)
the usage of the 'brand.*' name space is replaced by 'searx.get_setting'
function.
- brand.SEARX_URL --> get_setting('server.base_url')
- brand.GIT_URL --> get_setting('brand.git_url')
- brand.GIT_BRANCH' --> get_setting('server.base_url')
- brand.ISSUE_URL --> get_setting('brand.issue_url')
- brand.DOCS_URL --> get_setting('brand.docs_url')
- brand.PUBLIC_INSTANCES --> get_setting('brand.public_instances')
- brand.CONTACT_URL --> get_setting('general.contact_url', '')
- brand.WIKI_URL --> get_setting('brand.wiki_url')
- brand.TWITTER_URL --> get_setting('brand.twitter_url', '')
Signed-off-by: Markus Heiser <markus.heiser@darmarit.de>
Removes module searx/brand.py and creates a namespace at searx.brand.
This patch is a first 'proof of concept'. Later we can decide to remove the
brand namespace entirely or not.
Signed-off-by: Markus Heiser <markus.heiser@darmarit.de>
Without this commit the module searx checks the secret_key value.
With this commit, make docs, utils/standalone_searx.py,
utils/fetch_firefox_version.py works without SEARX_DEBUG=1
For reference see https://github.com/searx/searx/pull/2386
This change is backward compatible with the existing configurations.
If a settings.yml loaded from an user defined location (SEARX_SETTINGS_PATH or /etc/searx/settings.yml),
then this settings can relied on the default settings.yml with this option:
user_default_settings:True
requests 2.24.0 uses the ssl module except if it doesn't support SNI, in this case searx fallbacks to pyopenssl.
searx logs a critical message and exit if the ssl modules doesn't support SNI and pyOpenSSL is not installed.
searx logs a critical message and exit if the ssl version is older than 1.0.2.
in requirements.txt, pyopenssl is still required to install searx as a fallback.
SearX currently doesn't start up when run with Python 3 as it tries to parse the
settings.yml file with ASCII codecs.
There are similar problems with engines_languages.json and currencies.json
Python 3 requires that files with Unicode characters be read with a 'b' flag.
This also works with Python 2 and hence can be integrated into the main source
code.
Tested with the latest Python 3.6.4rc1 on Debian unstable.
Signed-off-by: Joseph Nuthalapati <njoseph@thoughtworks.com>
The exact order is
* first from SEARX_SETTINGS_PATH,
* if not found then from searx code base,
* if not found then from /etc/searx/settings.yml
* if not found an exception stops searx loading
* parsing XML-Files which contain target, exclusions and rules
* convert regex if required (is a little hack, probably does not work
for all rules)
* check if target rule apply for http url, and use the rules to rewrite
it
* add pice of code, to check if domain name has not changed during
rewrite (should be rewritten, using publicsuffix instead of little hack)
Markus Heiser