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Originally posted by Nbritte
well you could just take the page they are hitting and remove all the html but a link to an alternate page then use
< script src="site url" language=something></script
if you only have a small page and it creates a loop (not sure if it will but it might) then both sites get hit hard with hits but you use less bandwidth.
Nbritt
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Hmm... What good is this??
The problem with the attack is hardly the BW or the size of the page. Its the process Apache creates for the serving of the page.
Your solution will not help at all for that problem.
saying the truth, my solution will not solve everything as well, but just half of the problem
Also - call to the server from an OBJECT does NOT run the JS and will not create a loop no matter what - so I dont see what you mean.
A solution to the httpd process creation is using a reverse proxy. That will expedite the creation of the responder by using threads instead of processes.
Using something like Squid in a rev-proxy/web-accelerator is a good choice
