Re: foreign HTTP requests

[ddoc () MIA CZ (Daniel Dočekal)]

> Which makes a client error less likely. It may mean it is a
> problem with
> proxies, load balancers, some DNS, or your routers. The latter would
> imply that the address on at least one side is local to you, which is
> reasonably easy to verify. DNS errors might be harder to check - but
> lookups on the local DNS of the affected clients ought to give a
> misdirection to your site at least in some instances, if you do them
> reasonably close to the event. To eliminate proxies (or to
> put a name to
> the responsible software), you could log the proxy via's. If it should
> be a transparent proxy or load distributor, that won't help though.

Yes, it can be anything. But NO routers - requests are made for webs located
on really "opposite" end of all cabling in our funny country. It could be
matter of proxies/load balancers/transparent proxies, i am less sure about
DNS.

Problem is that there is no way how to find it out which i can think of.

Daniel