Well first of all I would like to thank Geoffrey's input... you know RTFM... that's all if I would have read about LimitRequest's before would have spared me like 2 days of coding...
About that stoopid way of preventing buffer owerflows... Well, tell me a better one. Of course you can patch known bugs. But... how are you gonna prevent new buffer owerflows ? What if the guys with 0-day warez are faster than packetstorm and securityfocus ? Buffer owerflow under 500 characters ??? (don't forget that it has to be inserted in a valid input field (User Agent, or something)). And that 500 char. limit was just like a guessing... it's not really something i calculated. If you want to see how does a b0f act start ./apache-nojob localhost:69 (and fire up a netcat listening on port 69) About the posting stuff.. don't worry about that... my site doesn't need to do posting... so... everybody's happy :)
