> > So how can one reverse engineer a site? > Well, first you look at the URL of the page. Then you need to check if there's a URL mapping/rewriting on the server. In case of the Apache web server this is normally defined inside the *httpd.conf* file in the Apache installation folder. Doing so you will get to know the script on the server that processes the request. This script normally includes other scripts, which in the end generate the HTML output that is send to the browser. For more information on how all this works exactly you should read the documentations of your server software, the programming language that's used and the script framework, CMS or whatever you have set up.
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