Hi Hugh,
Before I discovered TraceEnable, I found something on the web that showed
how to block TRACE using mod_rewrite. Here's what I got to work (assuming
that your install was compiled with --enable-rewrite):
Include the following lines in your httpd.conf file in a server
configuration
From: Gene LeDuc Sent: September 15, 2008 09:43
Before I discovered TraceEnable, I found something on the web that
showed
how to block TRACE using mod_rewrite. Here's what I got to work
(assuming
that your install was compiled with --enable-rewrite):
[big snip]
Hi Gene:
Thanks for
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