From the undo tab: /Aktuelles/HEAD by Anonymous User 2001-10-21 11:50:26 PM all that is in the folder in a index_html
What is this? The security settings are standard.
carl, no reason to panic. HEAD is a standard HTTP command just like GET, the difference being that HEAD does not send the document contents, just length and stuff like that. some spiders and web robots use HEAD to determine if a page has been changed. jens On Monday, October 22, 2001, at 05:39 , Carl Blesius wrote:
From the undo tab: /Aktuelles/HEAD by Anonymous User 2001-10-21 11:50:26 PM all that is in the folder in a index_html
What is this? The security settings are standard.
On Monday 22 October 2001 08:30 am, Jens Vagelpohl allegedly wrote:
carl,
no reason to panic. HEAD is a standard HTTP command just like GET, the difference being that HEAD does not send the document contents, just length and stuff like that.
some spiders and web robots use HEAD to determine if a page has been changed.
jens
Why would a HEAD request show in the undo tab? That implies that a database commit occurred in response to the request. Wierd. /---------------------------------------------------\ Casey Duncan, Sr. Web Developer National Legal Aid and Defender Association c.duncan@nlada.org \---------------------------------------------------/
Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
no reason to panic. HEAD is a standard HTTP command just like GET, the difference being that HEAD does not send the document contents, just length and stuff like that.
some spiders and web robots use HEAD to determine if a page has been changed.
I have, for years, been noticing that we get _loads_ of these HEAD requests that cause errors. Why is this? (lemme know if you want a traceback, I have many :-P) cheers, Chris
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