If you want to add a new processing or analysis module in AIL, follow these simple steps:
1. Add your module name in [./bin/packages/modules.cfg](./bin/packages/modules.cfg) and subscribe to at least one module at minimum (Usually, Redis_Global).
2. Use [./bin/template.py](./bin/template.py) as a sample module and create a new file in bin/ with the module name used in the modules.cfg configuration.
How to create a new webpage
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If you want to add a new webpage for a module in AIL, follow these simple steps:
1. Launch [./var/www/create_new_web_module.py](./var/www/create_new_web_module.py) and enter the name to use for your webpage (Usually, your newly created python module).
3. Edit the created html files under the template folder as well as the Flask_* python script so that they fit your needs.
4. You can change the order of your module in the top navigation header in the file [./var/www/templates/header_base.html](./var/www/templates/header_base.html)
5. You can ignore module, and so, not display them in the top navigation header by adding the module name in the file [./var/www/templates/ignored_modules.txt](./var/www/templates/ignored_modules.txt)
You can do a lots of things easily with the [./bin/ModulesInformationV2](./bin/ModulesInformationV2) script:
- Monitor the health of other modules
- Monitor the ressources comsumption of other modules
- Start one or more modules
- Kill running modules
- Restart automatically stuck modules
- Show the paste currently processed by a module
### Navigation
You can navigate into the interface by using arrow keys. In order to perform an action on a selected module, you can either press <ENTER> or <SPACE> to show the dialog box.
In AIL, you can track terms, set of terms and even regexes without creating a dedicated module. To do so, go to the tab `Terms Frequency` in the web interface.
- You can track a term by simply putting it in the box.
- You can track a set of terms by simply putting terms in an array surrounded by the '\' character. You can also set a custom threshold regarding the number of terms that must match to trigger the detection. For example, if you want to track the terms _term1_ and _term2_ at the same time, you can use the following rule: `\[term1, term2, [100]]\`
- You can track regexes as easily as tracking a term. You just have to put your regex in the box surrounded by the '/' character. For example, if you want to track the regex matching all email address having the domain _domain.net_, you can use the following aggressive rule: `/*.domain.net/`.
1.*(Splash host)* Launch ``crawler_hidden_services_install.sh`` to install all requirements (type ``y`` if a localhost splah server is used or use the ``-y`` option)
With ``<port_start>`` and ``<number_of_splash>`` matching those specified at ``splash_onion_port`` in the configuration file of point 3 (``/bin/packages/config.cfg``)
All Splash dockers are launched inside the ``Docker_Splash`` screen. You can use ``sudo screen -r Docker_Splash`` to connect to the screen session and check all Splash servers status.
