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What does this mean in the apache 1.3x log files?
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| Jeremy 2006-02-01, 6:08 pm |
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What kind of request would show up like this in the apache (1.3x) log
files?
<host> <ip addresss> - - [01/Feb/2006:14:28:56 +0000] "-" 408 - "-" "-"
Status 408 is request timeout. On a server I am looking at we had 39
identical requests in 1 second.... in the above format.
Usually expect e.g.
<host> <ip addresss> - - [01/Feb/2006:16:30:40 +0000] "GET / HTTP/1.0"
200 12650 "-" "Wget/1.7"
Anyone know why you might get a request without a POST, GET etc.?
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jeremy
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| Davide Bianchi 2006-02-01, 6:08 pm |
| On 2006-02-01, Jeremy <jeremy0505@gmail.com> wrote:
> What kind of request would show up like this in the apache (1.3x) log
> files?
I can get something like that if I use telnet ip.of.the.server 80 and
then don't do anything when the connection is established. The server
after a while will close the connection with a timeout without me
sending any single request. Now, having 40 in 1 second could be a lame
attempt at DOS attack or a badly configured proxy.
Davide
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| Jeremy 2006-02-02, 8:06 am |
| In article <slrndu1vdi.1qk.davideyeahsure@fogg.onlyforfun.net>, Davide
Bianchi says...
> On 2006-02-01, Jeremy <jeremy0505@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I can get something like that if I use telnet ip.of.the.server 80 and
> then don't do anything when the connection is established. The server
> after a while will close the connection with a timeout without me
> sending any single request. Now, having 40 in 1 second could be a lame
> attempt at DOS attack or a badly configured proxy.
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Many thanks for the suggestion.
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jeremy
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