Re: HTML parser?

I can see additional uses for an HTML parser, for parsing additional
information from web pages. For example, Author supplied PICS labels which
can be provided using a meta tag in the HTML text. My concern though is
that parsing every page coming through a busy proxy would surely be
prohibitively slow, low CPU usage or not...

Wayne

At 11:58 AM 11/20/97 -0500, Kyle R VanderBeek wrote:
>This might just be a totally psycho though, but I was thinking about a
>possible HTML parser for squid. Is this possible? Could squid, which
>barely uses any CPU to start with, parse anything that comes in as
>text/html looking for IMG tags (and probably LINK REL stuff) and and start
>fetching the images before the client even asks for them? Just a thought.
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