RE: Block a Spyder / DOS Attack?

2005-02-01 Thread Dave Watts
> This guy (64.242.88.50) is back again. 14,702 times and > counting since last midnight. He apparently ignors > robots.txt I asked my ISP to block him at the firewall early > this morning, but he apparently did not. (Today's log file > for this URL is 27MB and counting.) > > But another c

Re: Block a Spyder / DOS Attack?

2005-02-01 Thread Adam Haskell
Quick google search turns up it is caused by MS office most lilely frontpage or someone using office to view part of the website, maybe excel files or word files?? No SQL injection more annoyance than anything else. Adam H On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 21:15:32 -0800, Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot

Re: Block a Spyder / DOS Attack?

2005-02-01 Thread Jochem van Dieten
Paul Smith wrote: > This guy (64.242.88.50) is back again. 14,702 times and counting since > last midnight. He apparently ignors robots.txt I asked my ISP to block > him at the firewall early this morning, but he apparently did > not. You should not complain with your ISP, but with his ISP:

Block a Spyder / DOS Attack?

2005-01-31 Thread Paul Smith
This guy (64.242.88.50) is back again. 14,702 times and counting since last midnight. He apparently ignors robots.txt I asked my ISP to block him at the firewall early this morning, but he apparently did not. (Today's log file for this URL is 27MB and counting.) But another character starte