Archie

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Archie is an early internet search engine that indexed anonymous FTP sites and is widely regarded as a precursor to modern web search engines.

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Archie canonical 7

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instanceOf FTP search engine
early internet search engine
search engine
software system
accessMethod remote query to central index
countryOfOrigin Canada
dataUpdateFrequency periodic crawling of FTP sites
developedAt McGill University
McGill University School of Computer Science
developedBy Alan Emtage
Bill Heelan
Peter Deutsch
era early 1990s internet
hasInfluenceOn design of later web search engines
hasPrimaryFunction indexing filenames on FTP sites
locating files on anonymous FTP servers
historicalSignificance first widely used tool for searching internet file archives
inComputingDomain information retrieval
internet search
indexes anonymous FTP sites
file listings on FTP servers
inspired Jughead Jones
surface form: Jughead

Veronica
inspiredBy Archie Andrews
surface form: Archie Comics character Archie Andrews
isPrecursorOf modern web search engines
limitations did not index file contents
focused only on FTP resources
namedAfter Archie Andrews
notableFor being one of the first search engines on the internet
pioneering automated resource discovery on the internet
operatedOn the internet
surface form: Internet
operationalModel centralized index of distributed FTP servers
queryInterface command-line interface
email-based interface
telnet-based interface
searchCapability search by filename
searchDomain FTP
status historical
technologyType indexing system
text-based search system
usedDataSource public FTP server directory listings
usedProtocol FTP

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Alan Emtage notableWork Archie
Alan Emtage coCreatorOf Archie
Archibald shortForm Archie
Archibald relatedName Archie
Emtage notableWork Archie
subject surface form: Alan Emtage
Emtage developed Archie
subject surface form: Alan Emtage