bots
Bots section
MIRBOT 1.0
by
The Mystical Friend
September 1999
courtesy of fravia's pages of reverse engineering

I'm happy to present you another kind of perl-bot, that should be a valuable addition to our bot-section. I thank Bernd and/or The Mystical Friend for this excellent contribution.
Please send all feedback and amelioration proposals to both The Mystical Friend (mystend(at)yahoo(point)com) and myself, I'll publish if worth.
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl -I.  ## -I. stands for Include . (you understand later why)
## This is a very special kind of a Robot. You can start
## ---------------------------------------------------------------
##                    M I R B O T   1. 0
## ---------------------------------------------------------------
## this one from a free cgi-bin service like virtualave or netfirms remotly
## with a browser. You need only a start_cgi script, which opens a new shell
## e.g.    #!/usr/bin/perl -I.
##         system(./bot.cgi?xyz); #xyz stands for the parameters
## So and here is how it works:
##         You give the bot an URL (e.g. http://129.105.116.5/fravia/index.html),
## Username and Password for a FTP-Account, and an E-mail Adress for statisical
## reasons. First the bot downloads the index.html, then he parses the doc. and
## after that, he loads the docoment up to the Ftp Server. This can be
## used for automatical mirroring. When the bot has finished, he sends you an
## E-mail (over sendmail). This Mail tells you about the errors, how many and 
## which kind of files has been uploaded.
## Installation: Upload all standard perl modules into the cgi-bin Directory,
## then upload the bot, and finally upload a little File and rename it to "live"
## (read the source and the comments why).
##
## Hmm the bot worked fine after programming; He is tested
## well, and no bugs has been found.
## Tips for newbies: Learn Perl, and you can write bots like this one.
##
##                              The Mystical Friend    mystend@yahoo.com
 
 

   

###########################################################################
#Include of packages

@INC = ($INC[0], $INC[1], $INC[2]);

# use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); # uncomment this, if the bot causes an Internal Server Error 500.
use strict;
use vars qw($FtpServer $Username $Password $Site2mirror $Email);

use LWP::RobotUA;  
use URI::URL;
use HTML::TreeBuilder;
use Net::FTP;
use File::Basename;

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n

"; ########################################################################### #Start of main routine package main; $| = 1; print "\n\nScript $0 successfully initialized.\n\n"; print "Content-type: text/plain\nPragma: no-cache\n"; print '_' x 100; print "@INC \n"; #only for debugging reasons, just to show you the Include pathes. If you are using the bot on a free service, you have to upload the whole modules-directroy to get it work #($FtpServer, $Username, $Password, $Site2mirror, $Email) = GetFormData(); # you can use this, if you want to start the bot with a HTML ##page (POST!). This works with URL-Coding. ## e.g. bot.cgi?FtpServer ..... ($FtpServer, $Username, $Password, $Site2mirror, $Email) = ("ftp.server", "username", "password", "site2mirror", "email\@adress.com"); my $domain = URI::URL -> new ($Site2mirror) -> host(); ########################################################################### #Initialization of FTP-connection #print "\n\nInitializing FTP-connection to $FtpServer ..... "; my $FtpAccess = Net::FTP -> new($FtpServer, Timeout => 200) || print "ERROR while connecting to $FtpServer, $!"; $FtpAccess->login($Username, $Password) || print "LOGIN ERROR"; $FtpAccess->cwd("public_html") || print "Directory ERROR"; my @filelist = $FtpAccess -> dir(); print "DONE \n"; t ########################################################################### #Initialization of User Agent as RobotUA print "Initializing robot ...... "; my $MirBo = new LWP::RobotUA ("Mirror-Bot\/1\.0", "MirBo\@hotmail\.com"); # Change Mirror-Bot\/1/.0 to something like Mozilla $MirBo -> delay(0,15); print "DONE. \n"; ########################################################################### #Initialization of global variables #my %SEEN = (); # For Hash mode. But I think an Array is better. my @URLs = ($Site2mirror); my @SEEN = ($URLs[0]); # $SEEN{$URLs[0]} = $URLs[0]; my ($TotalRequests, $HTMLDocs, $Binaries, $Uploads, $TotalBytes, $Errors); print "\nStart main recursive routine ..... \n\n"; recursiv (); print "\nMain routine finished.\n\n"; ########################################################################### #Some statistics $Errors = $TotalRequests - ($HTMLDocs + $Binaries); Sendmail ("$TotalRequests requests done \(Binaries: $Binaries, Docs: $HTMLDocs, Errors: $Errors\)\n\n $Uploads files retrieved and uploaded. \($TotalBytes bytes\).\n\n"); ########################################################################### #Program exit print "Exit.... \n\n"; $FtpAccess -> quit(); exit 0; ########################################################################### #Begin of main routine sub recursiv { foreach (@URLs) { open(LIVE, "header("Content-Type"), $response->header("Content-Length")); my $unchanged = grep {/$cl.{1,}$file/s} @filelist; print "\t$URL is being requested..... "; # debugging starts here # open(ERRORF, ">>errors") || print "Cannot make a log-File"; # print ERRORF $response->code(); # close(ERRORF); #debugging ends here if ($response->is_success() && $ct =~ "text\/html" || $ct =~ "text\/plain") { $HTMLDocs++; print "SUCCESSFUL. \n"; my $response = SendRequest ("GET", $URL); my $doc = LinxParser ($response->content(), $URL); SaveDoc ($file, $doc); FTPUpload ("ascii", $file, $cl); } elsif ($response->is_success() && $ct !~ "text\/html" && $ct !~ "text\/plain") { $Binaries++; print "SUCCESSFUL. \n"; unless ($unchanged) { my $response = SendRequest ("GET", $URL, $file); FTPUpload ("binary", $file, $cl); } else { print "\t\t> We already have it!\n\n"; } } elsif ($response->is_error()) { print "ERROR. \n"; print "\t\t> File not found!\n\n"; } } } ########################################################################### #GetFilename routine sub GetFilename { my $URL = shift; my $path = URI::URL -> new ($URL) -> path(); $path =~ s,/$,/index.html,g; $path =~ s,^/,,g; my $file = basename($path); return $file; } ########################################################################### #FTPUpload routine sub FTPUpload { my ($method, $file, $bytes) = @_; print "\t\t> Uploading $file via FTP to $FtpServer ..... "; $FtpAccess -> $method(); $FtpAccess -> put ($file, $file) || print "ERROR while trying to upload $file"; unlink $file; print "DONE. \n\n"; $TotalBytes += $bytes; $Uploads++; } ########################################################################### #SaveDoc routine sub SaveDoc { my ($file, $doc) = @_; print "\t\t> Saving HTML-DOC $file ..... "; open (FILE, ">$file"); print FILE "$doc"; close (FILE); print "DONE. \n"; } ########################################################################### #SendRequest routine sub SendRequest { $TotalRequests++; my ($type, $URL, $file) = @_; my $req = HTTP::Request->new($type,$URL); my $res = $MirBo->request($req, $file); return $res; } ########################################################################### #Linx-parser routine sub LinxParser { my ($doc, $URL) = @_; print "\t\t> Substituting absolute links ..... "; my $tree = HTML::TreeBuilder->new->parse($doc); for (@{$tree->extract_links(qw/a area img/)}) { my $l = URI::URL->new($_->[0]); unless ($l =~ /javascript:/ || $l =~ /mailto:/) { (my $s = $l->abs($URL)) =~ s/#.*//g; my $host = URI::URL -> new ($s) -> host; if ($host eq $domain) { # my @ALREADYSEEN = $SEEN {$s}; # this is for the Hash-Mode. my @ALREADYSEEN = grep { /$s/ } @SEEN; push (@URLs, $s) unless @ALREADYSEEN; push (@SEEN, $s); # $SEEN {$s} = $s; # Hash-Mode my $linkfile = GetFilename($l); if ($l =~ /:\/\// || $l =~ /www./) { $doc =~ s/\=\"$l/\=\"$linkfile/; } } } } $tree->delete; print "DONE. \n"; return $doc; } ########################################################################### #Sendmail routine sub Sendmail { my $BODY = shift; open(SENDMAIL, "|/usr/sbin/sendmail -t") || print "ERROR while opening sendmail\n"; print SENDMAIL "From: Bill Gate\$ \n"; # Of course you can change this to what you want print SENDMAIL "To: Mirbot \n"; print SENDMAIL "Subject: Re:Status report\n\n"; print SENDMAIL "$BODY"; close(SENDMAIL); } ########################################################################### #Get_form_data routine sub GetFormData { my ($buffer, @pairs, @FORM, $name, $value) = (); $buffer = $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}; @pairs = split(/&/, $buffer); foreach (@pairs) { my ($name, $value) = split(/=/, $_); $value =~ tr/+/ /; $value =~ s/%([a-fA-F0-9][a-fA-F0-9])/pack("C", hex($1))/eg; $value =~ s///g; push (@FORM, $value); } return @FORM; } #The end ###########################################################################


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