Snoopy (powerful PHP collection class)

: This article mainly introduces snoopy (powerful PHP collection class) in detail. if you are interested in PHP tutorials, please refer to it. Snoopy is a php class used to simulate browser functions. it can obtain webpage content and send forms. it can be used to develop some collection programs and thief programs. This article introduces snoopy usage tutorials in detail.

Some features of Snoopy:

Fetch the webpage content

Fetchtext

Capture the link of the web page, form fetchlinks fetchform

Support proxy Host

Supports basic user name/password verification

Supports setting user_agent, referer, cookies, and header content)

Supports browser redirection and can control the depth of redirection.

Extends links on a webpage to high-quality URLs (default)

Submit data and obtain the returned value

Supports tracking HTML frameworks

Supports sending cookies during redirection

The php4 and above are required. because it is a php class, it is the best choice when the server does not need to be expanded and curl is not supported,

Snoopy class method and example:

Fetch ($ URI)

This method is used to capture the content of a webpage.

$ URI is the URL of the webpage to be crawled.

The captured results are stored in $ this-> results.

If you are capturing a framework, Snoopy will track each frame and store it in an array, and then save it to $ this-> results.

Fetchtext ($ URI)

This method is similar to fetch (). The only difference is that this method will remove HTML tags and other irrelevant data and only return the text content in the webpage.

Fetchform ($ URI)

This method is similar to fetch (). The only difference is that this method will remove the HTML tag and other irrelevant data and only return the form content (form) in the webpage ).

Fetchlinks ($ URI)

This method is similar to fetch (). The only difference is that this method will remove HTML tags and other irrelevant data and only return links in the webpage ).

By default, the relative link is automatically completed and converted to a complete URL.

Submit ($ URI, $ formvars)

This method sends a confirmation form to the URL specified by $ URL. $ Formvars is an array that stores form parameters.

Submittext ($ URI, $ formvars)

This method is similar to submit (). The only difference is that this method will remove HTML tags and other irrelevant data and only return the text content on the webpage after login.

Submitlinks ($ URI)

This method is similar to submit (). The only difference is that this method will remove HTML tags and other irrelevant data and only return links in the webpage ).

By default, the relative link is automatically completed and converted to a complete URL.

Snoopy collection attributes: (the default value is in brackets)

$ Host connected host

$ Port connection port

$ Proxy_host: the proxy host used, if any

$ Proxy_port indicates the proxy Host Port used. If yes

$ Agent User proxy disguise (Snoopy v0.1)

$ Referer information, if any

$ Cookies, if any

$ Rawheaders other header information, if any

$ Maxredirs maximum redirect times, 0 = not allowed (5)

$ Offsiteok whether or not to allow redirects off-site. (true)

$ Expandlinks: whether to add all links to the full address (true)

$ User authentication username, if any

$ Pass authentication username, if any

$ Accept http accept type (image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg ,*/*)

$ Error: where is the error reported? if Yes

$ Response_code response code returned from the server

$ Headers header information returned from the server

$ Maxlength: maximum length of returned data

$ Read_timeout read operation timeout (requires PHP 4 Beta 4 +) is set to 0 to no timeout

$ Timed_out if a read operation times out, this attribute returns true (requires PHP 4 Beta 4 +)

$ Maxframes maximum number of frames that can be tracked

$ Status indicates the http status captured.

$ Temp_dir temporary file directory (/tmp) that can be written by the webpage server)

$ Curl_path cURL binary Directory. If no cURL binary is available, set it to false.

The following is an example:

include "Snoopy.class.php"; $snoopy = new Snoopy;   $snoopy->proxy_host = "http://www.9it.me"; $snoopy->proxy_port = "80";   $snoopy->agent = "(compatible; MSIE 4.01; MSN 2.5; AOL 4.0; Windows 98)"; $snoopy->referer = "http://www.9it.me";   $snoopy->cookies["SessionID"] = 238472834723489l; $snoopy->cookies["favoriteColor"] = "RED";   $snoopy->rawheaders["Pragma"] = "no-cache";   $snoopy->maxredirs = 2; $snoopy->offsiteok = false; $snoopy->expandlinks = false;   $snoopy->user = "joe"; $snoopy->pass = "bloe";   if($snoopy->fetchtext("http://www.9it.me")) { echo "
".htmlspecialchars($snoopy->results)."
\n"; } else echo "error fetching document: ".$snoopy->error."\n";

Obtains the content of a specified url.

                                                               Fetch ($ url); // Obtain all content echo $ snoopy-> results; // display the result // optional $ snoopy-> fetchtext // get the text content (remove the html code) $ snoopy-> fetchlinks // get the link $ snoopy-> fetchform // get the form?>

Form submission

                                                                 Submit ($ action, $ formvars); // $ formvars is the submitted array echo $ snoopy-> results; // obtain the result returned after the form is submitted. // optional values: $ snoopy-> submittext; // after the form is submitted, only the html-removed text is returned. $ snoopy-> submitlinks; // after submission, only the link is returned?>

Since the form has been submitted, we can do a lot of things. next we will disguise the ip address and the browser.

Camouflage browser

                                                                    Cookies ["PHPSESSID"] = 'fc0000b1918bd522cc863f000090e6fff7 '; // disguise sessionid $ snoopy-> agent = "(compatible; MSIE 4.01; MSN 2.5; AOL 4.0; Windows 98 )"; // camouflage browser $ snoopy-> referer = "http://www.9it.me"; // camouflage source page address http_referer $ snoopy-> rawheaders ["Pragma"] = "no-cache "; // cache http header information $ snoopy-> rawheaders ["X_FORWARDED_FOR"] = "127.0.0.101"; // disguise ip $ snoopy-> submit ($ action, $ formvars ); echo $ snoopy-> results;?>

In the past, we could disguise session as a web browser and ip address, and haha could do a lot of things.

For example, you can vote for an ip address with a verification code.

Ps: Here, the disguised ip address is actually an http header, so the ip address obtained through REMOTE_ADDR cannot be disguised,

Instead, ip addresses obtained through http headers (which can prevent proxies) can be created by themselves.

Let's briefly describe how to use the verification code:

First, use a normal browser to view the page and find the sessionid corresponding to the verification code,

Write down sessionid and verification code value at the same time,

Next, we will use snoopy to forge.

Principle: because it is the same sessionid, the verification code obtained is the same as the one entered for the first time.

Sometimes we may need to forge more things, and snoopy comes to mind completely for us.

                                                                               Proxy_host = "http://www.9it.me"; $ snoopy-> proxy_port = "8080"; // use proxy $ snoopy-> maxredirs = 2; // redirect times $ snoopy-> expandlinks = true; // whether to complete the link is often used during Collection // for example, if the link is/images/taoav.gif, you can change it to its full link http://www.9it.me/images/taoav.gif?snoopy-> maxframes = 5 // maximum allowed/ /when capturing the framework, $ snoopy-> results returns an array $ snoopy-> error // returns an error message?>

The above introduces snoopy (powerful PHP collection class) in detail, including some content, hope to be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.