Re: Error Log.db --however

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1997

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 10895
interpreted = N
texte = Grant,>And you're sure they're not from when you dialed in via modem? The only >thing I don't like about the Not Authorized message is that it appears the >first time you hit a page, even if you're about to enter the right >password. Nothing we can do about it, although now that I think about it >we could put a little WebDNA in there that checks to see if they have a >blank user/pass and ignore those ones. It's really only attempts where >they enter the wrong password that we want to log.I'm pretty sure the WebStar realms works that way too and it is annoying. We've had a lot of problems with folks hijacking that HiveCam picture, so I finally ban them from logging in if they don't politely quit when asked. What really threw us off was that we'd see denied when there was no trace of any of the offenders. It turned out that those denied numbers were from our accesses to WebStar password protected pages, even if there was no problem with the password and access.No big thing (either in WebStar or WebCat) but it is misleading to the point of making the display of the number somewhat useless.-Sven_____________________________________________________________________ Sven U. Grenander BeeHive Technologies, Inc. http://www.bzzzzzz.com - with a WebCam in Pasadena, California_____________________________________________________________________ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Error Log.db --however (Sven U. Grenander 1997)
Re: Error Log.db --however (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)
Re: Error Log.db --however (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)

Grant,>And you're sure they're not from when you dialed in via modem? The only >thing I don't like about the Not Authorized message is that it appears the >first time you hit a page, even if you're about to enter the right >password. Nothing we can do about it, although now that I think about it >we could put a little WebDNA in there that checks to see if they have a >blank user/pass and ignore those ones. It's really only attempts where >they enter the wrong password that we want to log.I'm pretty sure the WebStar realms works that way too and it is annoying. We've had a lot of problems with folks hijacking that HiveCam picture, so I finally ban them from logging in if they don't politely quit when asked. What really threw us off was that we'd see denied when there was no trace of any of the offenders. It turned out that those denied numbers were from our accesses to WebStar password protected pages, even if there was no problem with the password and access.No big thing (either in WebStar or WebCat) but it is misleading to the point of making the display of the number somewhat useless.-Sven_____________________________________________________________________ Sven U. Grenander BeeHive Technologies, Inc. http://www.bzzzzzz.com - with a WebCam in Pasadena, California_____________________________________________________________________ Sven U. Grenander

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Re: Error Log.db --however

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