Took a quick look @ the log files, and indeed all the requests seem to come from http://api.msappspace.com/apprendering/<foo>, which is myspace's opensocial server.
If i look at the html and javascript source of the rendered apps, I only see a documentation reference to the given url: ... * <script src="http://apache.org/shindig/prefs.js"></script> * <script> * gadgets.Prefs.parseUrl(); * var prefs = new gadgets.Prefs(); * var name = prefs.getString("name"); * </script≶ ... and no live references, also when i load up one of those app url's I don't see any requests going to apache.org ... however the coincidence is a bit to large that there's a doc reference and so many 404's, so i expect at some point (or even currently) there's some code on myspace or in one of the gadgets that is a cut & paste from that comment? Looking at the log files on people.apache.org this does indeed still seem to going on. Scott and/or Paul, can you please relay this internally @ myspace to someone who could see if this is some odd gadget or something in myspace's code that causes this? -- Chris On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 1:24 AM, Paul Querna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi shindig-dev@, > > Over in infrastruture land, we are noticing quite a few 404s being > generated with shindig in the URL, for example: > > $ bzcat /x1/logarchive/eos/2008/11/04.bz2 | grep /shindig/prefs.js | grep > -c www.apache.org > > 322822 > > (potentially private ip addreses from the 3rd party are in this, so figured > I shouldn't share those here :-) ) > > Full details on these requests can be found on people.apache.org. > > But they are all with the referrer of " > http://api.msappspace.com/apprendering/"; as a base. > > I'm not really sure if this is something from shindig, or from the 3rd > party, but I figure someone on this list has better chance of knowing who to > talk to than me emailing random people from DNS addresses. > > Thanks, > > Paul >
