I had something interesting happen to me the last few days. I have an app for many domains with one set of tafs with the usual table lookup to find the site and set a user variable that points to custom variable for that domain.
Well if someone tried to hit the site with an ip address instead of the domain name, it would bypass dns and hit the web server. My TCF then tries the table lookup and doesn't find it. It then corrupts all my custom variables. Probably some coding logic. So what I want to do is redirect to a "page not found" or something if the site is not found in the table lookup. I already have a 404.taf that redirects if the domain is valid and the page is missing. I imagine it may be search engine spiders or hackers sequentially checking ip addresses, so I would like the response back to be a traditional server error if a page is not found. Any suggestions? Steve Fogelson Internet Commerce Solutions ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf
