Linkmaze operates as a web server that creates nonsense pages and is intended to be used in conjunction with Quixotic. It responds to requests with random filenames and can be configured to match a web server's URI prefix. The document provides a systemd unit file for setting up Linkmaze, detailing options like training content paths and listen ports. It also includes Nginx configuration examples for proxying requests to Linkmaze and redirecting requests for non-existent PHP files to the maze. Both Quixotic and Linkmaze are licensed under the MIT License.
Key takeaways:
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- Quixotic is a tool designed to generate fake content for bots and scrapers by using a Markov Chain text generator, modifying around 20% of the words in the content by default.
- Linkmaze is a companion web server that creates dynamically generated nonsense pages, intended to be served to bots through proxy configurations.
- Quixotic can be integrated into website deployment workflows, allowing for the generation of altered content based on user-specified parameters such as modification percentage and link embedding.
- Both Quixotic and Linkmaze are licensed under the MIT License, making them open-source and freely available for modification and distribution.