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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by mk...@mit.edu on 1996/04/25 03:54:16 UTC
Re: WBCLI
> > Anyone noticed something going by the user agent of WBCLI?
> > It's accounted for more than 5% of the hits to the HotWired
> > front door over the past two days, it only comes from pair
> > of Microsoft machine - 131.107.2.17 and jericho4.microsoft.com,
> > it's not grabbing robots.txt, and it uses "WBCLI" as the
> > referer. Any ideas?
I've seen a few hits from jericho2.microsoft.com reporting their
User-Agent as "Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0A; Windows 95)"
Seems likely that the jericho# machines are testing machines since all
other hits from microsoft from other hosts are using a release version
and all hits from jericho2 are using this alpha version. These hits
were from a few weeks ago.
WBCLI sounds like WebBrowserCLIent or something.
...Mk
Re: WBCLI
Posted by Brian Behlendorf <br...@organic.com>.
On Wed, 24 Apr 1996 mkgray@mit.edu wrote:
> > > Anyone noticed something going by the user agent of WBCLI?
> > > It's accounted for more than 5% of the hits to the HotWired
> > > front door over the past two days, it only comes from pair
> > > of Microsoft machine - 131.107.2.17 and jericho4.microsoft.com,
> > > it's not grabbing robots.txt, and it uses "WBCLI" as the
> > > referer. Any ideas?
>
> I've seen a few hits from jericho2.microsoft.com reporting their
> User-Agent as "Mozilla/2.0 (compatible; MSIE 3.0A; Windows 95)"
>
> Seems likely that the jericho# machines are testing machines since all
> other hits from microsoft from other hosts are using a release version
> and all hits from jericho2 are using this alpha version. These hits
> were from a few weeks ago.
Whoa, yes, I've been getting a ton of them too, at least three a minute,
all full requests to the home page, on hyperreal - more like 6 an hour on
apache and vrml. I haven't seen any on Organic hosts though. Weird. I
do get requests from jericho machines calling itself "TinyWeb",
performing a similar function. Maybe our Microsoft employee on the list
would like to enlighten us? :)
Brian
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