12-26-2007, 08:18 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Quote:
Originally Posted by PBucksJohn
You are saying the IP blocking should be stopping them?
The IP blocking is done in NATS, not at the apache level. The apache request will still be 200, but the contents of the page will be blocked by the IP restriction.
If you mean something else then I misunderstood you and please explain further.
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What i'm noticing is that the request is coming in 200, but as you said if NATS is blocking them they'd be denied at the script level and still return a 200 code from apache. HOWEVER the size of the page being requested isn't the same each time, which makes me think actual data's being sent back instead of just a denial?
If it was just a denial by the script wouldn't each page size being displayed be consistent? Or no?
If i'm not mistaken the size returned doesn't include the header size, so any variance caused by those wouldn't account for that?
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