Help needed

[adamcmoran]

Could some kind person decipher this for me as I have not a clue

Slurp
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98; fs_ie5_04_2000i; MSIECrawler)
Slurp.so
FAST-WebCrawler
Scooter
Gulliver
Lycos-Proxy
DIIbot
Aranha
Lycos_Spider_(T-Rex)
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows 98; MSIECrawler)
Kenjin Spider
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.0; Windows NT; Site Server 3.0 Robot) certbytes
SearchExpress Spider 0.99c obj
InfoSeek Sidewinder

Adam

[eljefe3]

Looks like your browser log. This identifies who has requested pages from your site.

[littleman]

And a nice one at that!

[adamcmoran]

I realise that it is my browser log
Can someone identify the spiders if possible?

Adam

[oilman]

Here's a quick pass at what I can pull out of my brain on the spot:

Slurp - Inktomi
Slurp.so - Inktomi (International)
FAST-WebCrawler - Fast - Alltheweb.com
Scooter - AV
Gulliver - Northern Light
Lycos-Proxy - pretty obvious
Lycos_Spider_(T-Rex)- pretty obvious
InfoSeek Sidewinder - pretty obvious

Hope that helps. Anybody able to fill in the gaps?

[adamcmoran]

DIIbot
Aranha
Kenjin Spider

I am especially interested in what these three are as I don't even recognise them.

ADAM

[tedster]

I used IXQuick to search on these three for you. Here's what I came up with.

DIIbot belongs to a company called Digital Integrity [digital-integrity.com] (The link goes to their spider info)

Aranha is the name of a Spanish language get-paid-to-surf site. I am guessing that this is their spider, but I don't know for sure.

Kenjin is an information technology product from a compnay called Autonomy. Their purpose is to help an individual bypass dependency on the commercial search engines. That sounds intriguing, but I didn't have the time to explore any further.