Robert Dell said:
>Ok, I THINK I have this right on the httpd.conf apache 1.33 file.
>
>if the user agent is AOL's proxy server then it sets aol
>if the request type is HEAD then head is set
>if head and aol is set then blockaolproxy is set
>
>SetEnvIf User-Agent ".*AOL.*" aol
>SetEnvIf Request-Type ".*HEAD.*" head
>SetEnvIf env=head & env=aol blockaolproxy
>
>I'm not sure if I need parentheses on number 3
>
>will the above do what i THINK it will do?
Why not try it and see? You can use a browser that allows you to
customize the User-Agent field of the HTTP header, or you can telnet to
your server on port 80 and issue a GET request with a custom User-Agent
value.
Once you're pretty sure you've got it correct (per the documentation),
just tweak your config until your testing shows that the desired
behaviour is occuring.
Cheers
James
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