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On 14 Aug 2006, at 15:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi;
My HTTP requests are passed through a Pound reverse proxy to Zope
instances. I can hit all clients' sites fine, but some people
can't. I'm getting the following entries in my Zope log which seem
to detail the problem at hand:
NotFound: http://www.mrtablecloth-vi.com/verify-LAC_Compliance
NotFound: http://www.mrtablecloth-vi.com/notified-LAC_Compliance
These "pages" are not part of the Web site. What is
"LAC_Compliance"? A Google turned up zero.
NotFound: http://www.livestocksling.com/1024 [ /eng/Swine-
All_Products_frame ] This is indeed a page, but notice the
brackets. Are these somehow originating in Zope?
How do URLs "detail the problem at hand"? It is perfectly normal to
be hit by requests for non-existing URLs. Zope does not magically
create requests. Site admins can always put in bad links or bad
redirects.
jens
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