On Wednesday 20 August 2003 17.08, Joshua Brindle wrote:
> type. Also, the !POST thing doesn't make a lot of sense either
> since most search engines (like google) uses GET vars, not POST
Not a problem for these, as url_regex will not match GET form
submissions as these do not end in \.exe$ even if the CGI program
called is a exe.. this because on form submissions the program is
followed by the argumets.
There is however a few web sites calling exe cgi programs without any
arguments and these will give problems if you block \.exe$. These are
very rare however.
> and additionally once they actually click on a site it won't be a
> POST request so they'll get blocked anyway..
This part I do not quite follow..
> figure out how to use rep_mime_type and you'll save yourself
> a lot of time..
Indeed.
Regards
Henrik
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