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    disable the GET HTTP://..... for the proxy  
dark poulpo


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03-31-05 01:13 PM

hi,

none module for proxy was been loaded but GET http://www.google.fr HTTP/1.0
is good.

how to disable this request when the path is not my host ?

thank's



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    Re: disable the GET HTTP://..... for the proxy  
Davide Bianchi


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03-31-05 01:13 PM

On 2005-03-31, dark poulpo <qsdqd@sss.ss> wrote:
> none module for proxy was been loaded but GET http://www.google.fr HTTP/1.
0
> is good.

And it does return the google.fr home page or just your home page? Because
the latter is the standard result.

> how to disable this request when the path is not my host ?

You could use mod_rewrite to rewrite the request or plain disable the
whole GET with the <Limit> directive:

Davide

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