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CBJim · 01-13-2005, 05:23 AM

I'm puzzled myself, but I have been experimenting a little...

If you remove..

.$cookiesSendString
.$auth_string

from function phpdigTestUrl, it's identity is revealed again for every inquiry.

Change the HEAD to GET and the file size is correctly shown in the logs again. Which also allows PhpDig to be excluded in the spider killer in OSCommerce.

Unfortunately, put the cookie info back in and you lose the file size and phpdig's user-agent again.

And it's not phpdig that's blocking the info, I made it echo every request and the info is being sent, it's just not being shown by the server logs.

If you could help me rest better, could you spider www.candlerock.com (search depth 1, links 0)? This way I can compare the log entries and see if they are different/correct from an external IP.

01-13-2005, 05:23 AM	#8
CBJim Green Mole Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 9	I'm puzzled myself, but I have been experimenting a little... If you remove.. .$cookiesSendString .$auth_string from function phpdigTestUrl, it's identity is revealed again for every inquiry. Change the HEAD to GET and the file size is correctly shown in the logs again. Which also allows PhpDig to be excluded in the spider killer in OSCommerce. Unfortunately, put the cookie info back in and you lose the file size and phpdig's user-agent again. And it's not phpdig that's blocking the info, I made it echo every request and the info is being sent, it's just not being shown by the server logs. If you could help me rest better, could you spider www.candlerock.com (search depth 1, links 0)? This way I can compare the log entries and see if they are different/correct from an external IP. Last edited by CBJim; 01-13-2005 at 05:32 AM.