Is there a way to detect an incoming GET request generated by a meta refresh
at the server level with mod_perl???

Some of you have heard of users being able to "hijack" Google rankings by
simply creating a page with the meta tag in the head like so "<META
HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="1;  URL=http://www.domain-to-hijack.com";>".

Eventually Google will give the rankings to the site that has placed the
above meta refresh tag somewhere on their web site.

I'm looking for a way to thwart a hijack attempt on my client sites. I tried
looking at the referrer in the log file, but it only shows an empty "-". Any
help will be greatly appreciated.


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Position Research, Inc.
Search engine results by research
tel: (760) 480-8291 fax: (760) 480-8271
www.PositionResearch.com





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