At Fri, 26 Feb 2010 10:00:15 -0500,
Esme Cowles wrote:
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> One solution to this problem is to use a reverse proxy instead of a
> redirect. We do this for our ARKs, so temporary URL is not shown to
> the end user at all.
>
> This is not a general solution, especially for people who are
> redirectin
One solution to this problem is to use a reverse proxy instead of a redirect.
We do this for our ARKs, so temporary URL is not shown to the end user at all.
This is not a general solution, especially for people who are redirecting
externally and are concerned about the phishing scenario describ
Hi -
This is an issue which is of great importance to persistent
identifiers on the web, and one which I thought should be brought to
the attention of the c4l community. It affects PURLs, ARKs, and in
general any system that redirects a persistent or permanent URI to
another, temporary URI. I did
