HTTP requests with no user-agent are almost all universally bots or undesirable traffic.
Unfortunately, the following in relayd.conf does not work: block request quick header log "User-Agent" value "" If a value is given (with or without a wildcard) the rule works as expected. I suspect relayd interprets the zero-length string as a NULL value when the rule is parsed and it is summarily ignored. Is there a better way to check for a zero-length string or lack of a user-agent header in the HTTP request? Regards Lloyd
