RE: automated URL rewriting

2001-01-10 Thread Blake Binkley
Yahoo: mordron -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert Wohleb Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 3:53 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: automated URL rewriting hmm... lets see... for question two, if you do a bitwise XOR of the IP

Re: automated URL rewriting

2001-01-10 Thread David Wall
I had something along the same lines, I have added an object which stores the users IP in the session Wouldn't this break for users who access through proxy server banks, like those on AOL? It seems I've watched a single user come in from AOL and seen several IP addresses (I guess they

Re: automated URL rewriting

2001-01-10 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Blake Binkley wrote: [snip] is there no setting in server.xml that we can set to have all anchors and form actions ending in .jsp rewritten? No. And it's not likely that you really want one, considering: * The performance overhead - you would be requiring the server to post-process your

RE: automated URL rewriting

2001-01-10 Thread Blake Binkley
PROTECTED] Subject: Re: automated URL rewriting I had something along the same lines, I have added an object which stores the users IP in the session Wouldn't this break for users who access through proxy server banks, like those on AOL? It seems I've watched a single user come in from AOL and seen

Re: automated URL rewriting

2001-01-09 Thread Robert Wohleb
hmm... lets see... for question two, if you do a bitwise XOR of the IP and session ID you can get a new ID. Then when you want to "decrypt" the new ID, you can do a bitwise XOR of the new ID with the accessing IP resulting in the origional sessionID. If the IP is wrong, you get back a