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Re: foreign HTTP requests
From: nicolas.gregoire () 7THZONE COM (Nicolas GREGOIRE)
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2000 10:53:59 +0200
First, please excuse my poor english ! =?iso-8859-2?Q?Daniel_Do=E8ekal?= a Ć©crit :
It is a BUG of _browsers_ in my opinion who are sending request to wrong IP adresses - my guess is that it happens at moment of chaning from one server to another.
I have put dsniff on my webserver, and I see exactly the same thing that you. Several browsers have this comportement, and send me cookies & authentification (Basic or Proxy)
Cookie: jrunsessionid=96100716990480607; path=/
Cookie: WEBTRENDS_ID=167.206.58.40-3717060432.29349083; expires=Fri, 31-Dec-2010 00:00:00 GMT; path=/
Cookie: session-id-time=961574400; path=/; domain=.amazon.com;
They send you cookies too ..... Maybe a problem for privacy, no ? Any idea on how this can happen ?
Current thread:
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Daniel Dočekal (Jun 15)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Nicolas GREGOIRE (Jun 16)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Daniel Docekal (Jun 16)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Nicolas GREGOIRE (Jun 20)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Sevo Stille (Jun 20)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Daniel Dočekal (Jun 20)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Bjorn Djupvik (Jun 20)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Nicolas GREGOIRE (Jun 22)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Vladimir Ivaschenko (Jun 22)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Bjorn Djupvik (Jun 23)
- 8.2.2-P5 stops answering queries? Daniel Ramirez (Jun 22)
- Re: 8.2.2-P5 stops answering queries? Kovacs Andrei (Jun 23)
- Re: foreign HTTP requests Nicolas GREGOIRE (Jun 22)
(Thread continues...)