Does anyone else see CFerrors from Yahoo's spider / bot Slurp? We monitor all CFerrors that are generated on our servers. It seems that Yahoo! Slurp is responsible for over 60% of the errors per week that are thrown by our production webservers. It looks like Slurp is appending almost random values to the query strings. id=5%E2%84%91=2 or it may append an old URL var that has not been used for years like "view=archive". (This one throws a "CF_SQL_NUMERIC" error now.) Does anyone know of a way I can get Slurp to stop hitting these pages with invalid URL vars? And still keep Slurp indexing the site normaly? FYI I have a custom cf error page. After thinking about this for a little while I can see where my custom cf error page may not look like an error page to Slurp. Any idea of what I can do to make Slurp understand it is an error? Thanks Mark W. Breneman -Cold Fusion Developer -Network Administrator Vivid Media [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.vividmedia.com <http://www.vividmedia.com/> 608.270.9770
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