Un précision intéressante de l'auteur concernant les données privées:
Toute page obtenue en réponse à une requête POST ou à une requete GET avec des paramètres venant d'un formulaire ne sont *pas* indexées. Donc plus de soucis de ce coté là.
je le cite:
* Security of private pages:
The proxy does not index any page that is non-static; these are especially pages that are requested by POST or by using GET with form-data. this is always the case if a '?' appears in an URL. EVERY personal page (email etc) is either requested with GET and '?' in the url or using the http POST command. neither of them is indexed. If you try to search enything, you also see that never such an URL appears. If your want to be completely shure that your browsing data is save and not indexed, then use https.
The overall rule is: 'do not index any dynamic page'. Because all personal pages are also dynamic, they are never indexed. I hope I state that clearly also in the FAQ...
[^] # Re: Et si on utilise Squid ?
Posté par Olivier Guerrier . En réponse au journal YACY: un moteur de recherche P2P en GPL. Évalué à 1.
Toute page obtenue en réponse à une requête POST ou à une requete GET avec des paramètres venant d'un formulaire ne sont *pas* indexées. Donc plus de soucis de ce coté là.
je le cite:
* Security of private pages:
The proxy does not index any page that is non-static; these are especially pages that are requested by POST or by using GET with form-data. this is always the case if a '?' appears in an URL. EVERY personal page (email etc) is either requested with GET and '?' in the url or using the http POST command. neither of them is indexed. If you try to search enything, you also see that never such an URL appears. If your want to be completely shure that your browsing data is save and not indexed, then use https.
The overall rule is: 'do not index any dynamic page'. Because all personal pages are also dynamic, they are never indexed. I hope I state that clearly also in the FAQ...