Yep. It's an intrusion attempt. Get used to them. :-)
Most likely, some other customer of Verizon has an infected box.
Well, it's good to know what they look like. What's curious is that a Wiki has been at that URL for several months, and its logs didn't show much like this (MoinMoin on Twisted, if that makes any diff).
I'm mostly concerned as to whether these things actually succeed, of course, thus my concern over the response codes not being in the log.
Thing's been up a whole day and already having adventures, the little scamp :-)
5a) I can add a **kwargs argument to my default() method - would that be the best way to handle #5?
That's the best way I've found with CherryPy.
I added also *args, **kwargs to my other methods to avoid the same thing. In fact, it wasn't my default() that threw the exception, in retrospect - it was index(). I verified that this corrected the problem. Now, any undesired parameters are just eaten, never to be seen again.
Thanks muchly, Tim!
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"Things fall apart. The Center cannot hold."
- Life as a QA geek, in a nutshell.
Best,
Jeff
