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Re: strange http get requests in apache access logs


From: rowland onobrauche <rowland.onobrauche () legendplc com>
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 11:47:48 +0100

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Aubs wrote:

Care to share with all? on the list - After all you did ask for
help :)

On 13/10/06, *rowland onobrauche* <
rowland.onobrauche () legendplc com
<mailto:rowland.onobrauche () legendplc com>> wrote:


Digital Ebola wrote:

On 10/13/06, rowland onobrauche <rowland.onobrauche () legendplc com

<mailto:rowland.onobrauche () legendplc com>>
wrote:


Hi all.

Im getting logs such as

"GET
http://www.escorts-etc.com/cgi-bin/ftop100/rankem.cgi?id=gagvault
HTTP/1.0" 200 147 " http://www.gagvault.com/linkspage.html";
"Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1)"

In some of my httpd access logs, even though this type of site is
not existant on the server. Anyone seen this before??



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Are you running any type of proxy configuration?





No proxy, but someone has explained what the problem is.

thanks very much to all


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Thanks to all for the help.

I have since found that it was someone scanning for an open proxy.


regards

rowlando
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