Journal zedmelon's Journal: a question that might be less stupid 5
66.35.250.150 [timestamp] "GET http://slashdot.org/ok.txt HTTP/1.0" 404
It'll occur maybe once per
10.6.9.(my internal addresses) [time] "GET
/partner/js/ads.js HTTP/1.1" 404
When I dig slashdot.org:
;; ANSWER SECTION:
slashdot.org. 66.35.250.150
??
Browsers on my internal machines hit my web server any time they try to access a domain that doesn't exist. IIRC, it's my DNS doing this, trying to append my domain to what it already can't resolve. I'm wondering if there's an ad server that no longer has DNS or at least has a nameserver I can't find a route to. In any case, the first line has me baffled.
Proxy (Score:2)
Is the web server also your gateway?
I'm taking shots in the dark.
Re:Proxy (Score:1)
Re:Proxy (Score:1)
And in a completely new development, I second-guessed my "no" answer to your proxy question when I saw this:
All the Slashdot entries end in 404, but this request was honored; it's the only entry of its kind. Every line in my httpd.conf containing "roxy" was commented out except for the LoadModule directive. I commented that, so we'll see.
But the bytes sent isn't rig
Re:Proxy (Score:2)
Any change after the httpd.conf change & httpd restart?
Re:Proxy (Score:1)
http://slashdot.org/ok.txt [slashdot.org]
However, I'm not seeing the hits to ads.js anymore either (though I touched the file, just so