I would like to add a custom feed that focuses on URL as an indicator. Using domain and mapping them to alias.host does not seem to be overly beneficial as it creates a lot noise and triggers on potentially a non-indicator. As I do not see URL as being indexed I can only think that this would be a problem and would not work as expected. Does anyone have a clever way of pulling in a feed focusing on a list of specific URLs rather then purely IPs and domains?
'http://www.example1234.com/content-access/article.html'
or
'http://www.example1234.com/content-access/eng/access-in/index.html'
vs.
'www.example1234.com'
Jay,
You can create feeds based off of non-indexed meta keys. Essentially, you can create a feed from almost ANY meta key in the solution. You would just use that meta key as the meta callback.
If you currently do not have URL meta, obviously you would need that first. I know some proxy logs will supply the entire URL. A while back I wrote a parser to concatenate meta values together to build the URL. It was posted to this community site.
Please note that any TEXT formatted meta key is limited to 256 bytes of data. Therefore, if the url becomes too big, it may not match. Feeds, as you may know, are exact matches.
There may be some less efficient ways of doing the match with a parser, but I haven't explored it.
Chris