Douglas J Hunley wrote:

> Tim Wunder babbled on about:
> 
>>Tim Wunder wrote:
>>
>>>Previously, Douglas J Hunley chose to write:
>>>
>>>>Tim Wunder babbled on about:
>>>>
>>>>>OK, I checked, I have mod_rewrite loaded. Where do I go to find out how
>>>>>to use it? Any further clues you might offer would be appreciated.
>>>>>
>>>>shit. figures you'd ask... ;)
>>>>
>>>>try http://www.google.com/linux?q=nimda+mod_rewrite
>>>>
>>>>that might bring up a list archive or two with how to prevent the logging
>>>>(I saw it on a list, but I forget which)
>>>>
>>>Found this
>>><Location />
>>>RewriteEngine On
>>>RewriteRule cmd\.exe / [NC,L]
>>>RewriteRule root\.exe / [NC,L]
>>>RewriteRule Admin\.dll / [NC,L]
>>>RewriteRule default\.ida / [NC,L]
>>></Location>
>>>at
>>>http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>
>>>Not sure what it does, though. I'll stick it in my httpd.conf file, for
>>>kicks. <snip>
>>>
>>All these commands do is redirect requests for cmd.exe, root.exe,
>>Admin.dll and default.ida to my main web page. It still hits the log,
>>and I get as many requests now as I did before, 'cept instead of servin'
>>up the 404 error page, it serves up my index.html page.
>>
>>I'm gonna do some more reading on the Apache site, see what helpful
>>hints might be there. The Apache site has some decent docs, info on
>>mod_rewrite's RewriteRule is here
>>http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_rewrite.html#RewriteRule
>>
>>Tim
>>
> 
> hm.. I saw some mod_rewrite magic that prevented the logging... (at least I 
> think it was mod_rewrite). the brain just ain't what it used to be over here 
> I guess. 
> 


Well, I'm still working on it. It did save a little on logging, since 
the error_log wasn't getting hit anymore.


An interesting side-effect was that the addition of those RewriteRule 
lines hosed up access to my webcal calendar, I was no longer permitted 
to access the page. I've since removed the lines from httpd.conf. Either 
I come up with something else, I just let the logs fill up, or I go back 
to accessing my webserver on port 8192 and close port 80.

Tim


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