Re: Possible Hijacking from Globix
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 42739
interpreted = N
texte = What I need to determine is what the end user is seeing. If the content is being modified then I'm sure there is a copyright issue that I need to address with them. I just need to determine what is actually happening on the other side of that proxy and I don't know how to do it less any help from the UA and Javascript. I guess I could try replacing all content with a
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE BEATLES type of thing and see if the browser decides to send a referrer along with the request. That would give me a URL to visit that would show me what people on the other side of the proxy are seeing. Or would it? It could be a service for a private network.Hmmm...Anyone have a boiler plate copyright/cease and desist type of form they could pass my way?MikeOn Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 05:08 PM, Michael Davis wrote:> I like these better:> http://review.mondominishows.com/minibytes/shirley.html> http://review.mondominishows.com/god_and_devil/bill.html> http://review.mondominishows.com/trailer_court/play_pilot.html>> Okay, seriously, I don't understand why someone would proxy a > dynamically generated product page and strip the javascript and > add to cart button out of it. If they want to show the content > of the page without the functionality and essentially cloaking > its true identity, why not just copy the dang html and images and > serve it themselves locally? I don't get it. Why keep hitting my > server for a page that they might as well just make a hard copy of?>> Mike-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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What I need to determine is what the end user is seeing. If the content is being modified then I'm sure there is a copyright issue that I need to address with them. I just need to determine what is actually happening on the other side of that proxy and I don't know how to do it less any help from the UA and Javascript. I guess I could try replacing all content with a CLICK HERE TO SEE THE BEATLES type of thing and see if the browser decides to send a referrer along with the request. That would give me a URL to visit that would show me what people on the other side of the proxy are seeing. Or would it? It could be a service for a private network.Hmmm...Anyone have a boiler plate copyright/cease and desist type of form they could pass my way?MikeOn Tuesday, August 20, 2002, at 05:08 PM, Michael Davis wrote:> I like these better:> http://review.mondominishows.com/minibytes/shirley.html> http://review.mondominishows.com/god_and_devil/bill.html> http://review.mondominishows.com/trailer_court/play_pilot.html>> Okay, seriously, I don't understand why someone would proxy a > dynamically generated product page and strip the javascript and > add to cart button out of it. If they want to show the content > of the page without the functionality and essentially cloaking > its true identity, why not just copy the dang html and images and > serve it themselves locally? I don't get it. Why keep hitting my > server for a page that they might as well just make a hard copy of?>> Mike-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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