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...strings that are found in web logs, proxy logs, PCAPs, etc. This is about 100x slower than uap-r as it's based on javascript modules that I've built a V8-wrapper around. It doesn't work on i386 Windows due to v8-library (not the V8-package) limitations but it works on 64-bit Windows (prbly better off installing from github for that as CRAN is marking this non-Windows due to the i386 incompatibility). If you're on Linux and can deal with a full Boost install and have need of user agent parsing, use uap-r (it still won't work on Windows or macOS). Otherwise, give this a go. I...

...strings that are found in web logs, proxy logs, PCAPs, etc. This is about 100x slower than uap-r as it's based on javascript modules that I've built a V8-wrapper around. It doesn't work on i386 Windows due to v8-library (not the V8-package) limitations but it works on 64-bit Windows (prbly better off installing from github for that as CRAN is marking this non-Windows due to the i386 incompatibility). If you're on Linux and can deal with a full Boost install and have need of user agent parsing, use uap-r (it still won't work on Windows or macOS). Otherwise, give this a go. I...

For anybody who didn't know there is an article on asterisk in February's Linux Journal. AJ

I would like to propose adding experimental support for including a PGP signature in R source packages. This would make it possible to verify the identity of the package author and integrity of the package sources. There are two ways to implement this. Assuming GnuPG is on the PATH, the CMD build script could call: gpg --clearsign MD5 -o MD5.gpg Alternatively the 'gpg' R package