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>-Original Message-
>From: David Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 1:44 PM
>To: Tomcat Users List
>Subject: Re: Undefined hosts being directed to localhost
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>Or as I've seen, kiddies on the internet are looking for an open proxy
&
Or as I've seen, kiddies on the internet are looking for an open proxy
to hide their tracks or get past firewall rules. I just make sure my
server is properly configured not to proxy and ignore it.
What they really get from a properly configured server is either (a) a
404 if the requested res
Robert Hunt wrote:
Okay, I should have remembered about the defaultHost attr of the
node. (duh Rob!)
However, I'd like to redirect/stop spurious requests that have nothing
to do with my hosts; I've gotten a couple requests with "www.yahoo.com"
as the requested host. Anyone already got a (or c
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Okay, I should have remembered about the defaultHost attr of the
node. (duh Rob!)
However, I'd like to redirect/stop spurious requests that have nothing to do
with my hosts; I've gotten a couple requests with "www.yahoo.com" as the
requested host. Anyone already got a (or cleverly configured
Robert Hunt wrote:
On Tomcat 5.0.25; I've got a few nodes defined in server.xml:
So then, why does a request for host "www.xyz.com" get routed to
localhost? Why wouldn't the request get kicked with like a 404 status?
If the name resolution for 'www.xyz.com' points to your system and
there's no
On Tomcat 5.0.25; I've got a few nodes defined in server.xml:
So then, why does a request for host "www.xyz.com" get routed to localhost?
Why wouldn't the request get kicked with like a 404 status?
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