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I use Apache 1.2.5
And, in answer to my own question, I found a link while searching
altavista on using the mod_rewrite to do just this. If you are
interested, follow this link:
http://www.csc.ncsu.edu/~brabec/antispam.html
He details how to setup your server to recognize these browser
types and direct them to a specific web page or to a cgi script.
Kelly
At 00:43 98/03/15 -0000, you wrote:
What web server?
- -Paul
On Sat, 14 Mar 1998, E Kelly Bond wrote:
> I see in my web logs that I received a visit from a
> web robot called "EmailSiphon" last night. Now if
> I am reading this correctly, this is one of the
> infamous email address grabbers that spammers use
> to get fodder for their trade.
>
> Is there a way, from the httpd configuration level,
> that I can deny access to this (or any other) particular
> type of browser?
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