# Example: redirector rules

# since jesred uses exactly the same pattern functions as squirm 1.0 betaB,
# you can also find detailed information about this file on:
# http://www.senet.com.au/squirm/#squirm_patterns

#############################################################################
# Since jesred uses a linear list of redirect rules, the order of the rules #
# in this file is important!!!                                              #
#############################################################################

# TAG: abort string
#
# If jesred enconters the specified string at the end
# of the passed URL, it immediately returns and echo's back a newline (i.e.
# no rewrite) - so this speeds up the lookup process a lot!
# such rules are referred as ABORT rules

# rule 1 - 7
abort	.html
abort	.jpg
abort	.html
abort	.shtml
abort	.java
abort	.jar
abort	.htm

# TAG: regex RE [RURL [ACCEL]]
# TAG: regexi RE [RURL [ACCEL]]
#
# ACCEL is honored only, if you compiled jesred with the switch -DUSE_ACCEL
#
# regex  ... indicates, that the following RE is case-sensitive
# regexi ... indicates, that the following RE is case-insensitive
# RE     ... is the regular expression, which has to match the passed URL to get
#            rewritten with the following RURL (it is only limited by the
#	     implementation of the used regex functions - so see the man page
#            for the regex functions you compiled jesred with, to get detailed
#            information on supported RE's)
# RURL   ... if RE matches the passed URL, jesred returns RURL
# ACCEL  ... a string, which
#	     starts with a '^'	if the string after the '^' is NOT completely
#				the same as the passed URL starts with
#		OR		(except when case-insensitive) no egexc with
#				RE and the passed URL (relative expensive) will
#				be called, since the RE wouldn't match the
#				pased URL - i.e. no match
#	     ends with a '$'	if the passed URL does NOT end exactly with the
#				string before the '$' (expcept case-insensitive)
#		OR		, no egexc with with RE and the passed URL
#				will be called - i.e. no match
#            is plain text	if accelerator string does not occur in the URL,
#				no regexc with RE and the passed URL will be
#				called - i.e. no match
#
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# If RURL and ACCEL are omitted, all URLs which match RE, are NOT rewritten.
# So the following two rules prevent jesred from rewriting matched URLs, but
# with the 2nd rule jesred does NOT need to store the RURL (thus consuming
# less memory) and does NOT need to do all the pattern replacements (faster)...
# 
# 	regex ^http://(.*)/ads/minizoff(.*)	http://\1/ads/minizoff\2
#
#	NO_REDIRECT rule
# 	regex ^http://(.*)/ads/minizoff(.*)
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# I recommend to use the "accelerators" '^' and '$' in REs whereever it is
# possible, since this speeds up the pattern matching a lot!
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# rule 8 - 9
regex	^http://199.78.52.10/~web_ani/.*\.gif	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	^http://199.78.52.10/~web_ani/
abort	.gif

# rule 10 - 17
regexi	^http://ad.doubleclick.net/ad/.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	^http://ad.doubleclick.net/ad/
regex	^http://ad.preferences.com/image.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	^http://ad.preferences.com/image
regex	^http://ads[0-9][0-9].focalink.com/SmartBanner/nph-graphic.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif
regex	^http://adserver.developer.com/cgi-bin/accipiter/adserver.exe.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	http://adserver.developer.com/cgi-bin/accipiter/adserver.exe
regex	^http://tracker.clicktrade.com/Tracker.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	http://tracker.clicktrade.com/Tracker
regex	^http://adforce.imgis.com/?adserv.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	^http://adforce.imgis.com/?adserv
regex	^http://195.90.252.40/banner.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	^http://195.90.252.40/banner
regex	^http://www.artuframe.com/partners/affiliates/banners.*	http://141.44.30.2/images/dot.gif	^http://www.artuframe.com/partners/affiliates/banners


# NOTE: actually '.' in RE is any character, so if you want to be sure,
#       escape the special meaning with a prefixed '\' ;-)

# We use the IP address in the rewritten URL to get the local image cached ;-)