- share adapter & connection pool across sessions with the same
ssl options, ssl ciphers, and source address
- simplify browser emulation to just a list of headers and ciphers
Fix for Patreon Cloudflare issues by having only TLS v1.3 or higher establish HTTPS connections
This now allows you to disable it on a per-host or global basis. Add disabletls12 as a config option either under extractor.(host) or just under extractor. Option is false by default.
Example:
"patreon":
{
"disabletls12": true,
"cookies": {
"session_id": "X"
}
}
The changes in 9a255344 caused a warning about missing cookies to be
displayed even if those cookies were present, because _check_cookies()
did not account for an empty cookiedomain.
The old IUAM challenge doesn't get used anymore, i.e. code to bypass it
is pointless, and the 'is_...()' checks are simple enough to directly
include them in 'extractor.request()'.
Should be used when the same extractor logic applies to different
instances/domains of several sites, e.g. FoolFuuka, Shopify, etc.
This will replace the functionality of 'generate_extractors()' in
a more efficient way, by condensing everything into 1 class and not
dynamically generating an extractor class for each instance.
Instead of one 'postprocessors' setting overwriting all others lower
in the hierarchy, all postprocessors along the config path will now
get collected into one big list.
For example '--mtime-from-date' will therefore no longer cause
other postprocessor settings in a config file to get ignored.
This specifically applies to all Mastodon extractors and all
extractors with a 'basecategory', i.e. 'booru', 'foolslide', etc.
Values inside those general config locations wouldn't be recognized
when a value with the same was set on the 'extractor' level.
For example 'extractor.mastodon.directory' should be used over
'extractor.directory' when both are set, but this was impossible
with the previous implementation.
(fixes#843)
- fix infinite recursion for responses with multiple entries in
'history'
- hide values of Set-Cookie headers
- only write the response content by default
(use '-o write-pages=all' to also include HTTP headers)
Mike Fährmann