Thanks guys. Yes, after thinking about this more, there are really two
things going on here:
1) Figuring out why entries in Django's IGNORABLE_404_URLS seem to be
completely ignored.
2) Blocking bad behavior.
Since most of these requests are bogus, #2 is really what I want. Set up a
bunch of
te do we point to
>> "/signup" . I've given up trying to figure out how these things are
>> generated or how to block them. But I would like to limit the number of
>> daily emails to just the actual/legit 404s. So I started
>> using IGNORABLE_404_URLS, per:
>>
things are
> generated or how to block them. But I would like to limit the number of
> daily emails to just the actual/legit 404s. So I started
> using IGNORABLE_404_URLS, per:
>
> https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/error-reporting/#errors
>
> IGNORABLE_404
ot;referrer" line is a lie because nowhere on our site do we point to
"/signup" . I've given up trying to figure out how these things are
generated or how to block them. But I would like to limit the number of
daily emails to just the actual/legit 404s. So I started
using
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