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Watchfire WebXM 1.0

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pendanticist

8:52 am on Jan 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Yet another instance of a bot/spider roaming thru my files.

Anyone have any ideas about this one?

Pendanticist

wilderness

11:12 pm on Jan 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Pendanticist,
You have an IP?
TIA
Don

pendanticist

12:00 am on Jan 25, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Yes Don,

fire2.ic.gc.ca - - [23/Jan/2003:20:56:00 -0800] "HEAD /Museums.html HTTP/1.1" 200 0 "-" "Watchfire WebXM 1.0"

  • fire2.ic.gc.ca = 198.103.246.96

  • If I paste "ic.gc.ca" into my browser and preceed it with www, I naturally get http*//www.ic.gc.ca/ Industry Canada.

    I am listed with several .ca(s), but nothing gc.ca. much less ic.gc.ca

    Went into the site and did some extensive searching and digging around, but every keyword associated with my domain came up empty.

    <shrug>

    Pendanticist.

  • wilderness

    1:21 am on Jan 25, 2003 (gmt 0)

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    Pendanticist

    Arin-Whois of 198.103.246.96 returns

    GTIS NETBLK-CDAGOVN-C (NET-198-103-0-0-1)
    198.103.0.0 - 198.103.255.255
    GTIS GTIS-C1-246 (NET-198-103-246-0-1)
    198.103.246.0 - 198.103.246.255
    A google on GTIS gets

    [gtis.com...]

    They have a sister site, perhaps even their main HQ in Germany.

    I recall something on this domain whether it was a mail issue or a website issue I cannot recall. Looked in my websites data and have nothing.

    the gc.ca likely just a host.

    Hopefully somebody else will turn something up.

    Thanks for the heads up

    Don

    wilderness

    1:27 am on Jan 25, 2003 (gmt 0)

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    watchfire (dot) com

    pendanticist

    1:50 am on Jan 25, 2003 (gmt 0)

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    Thanks Don,

    I'll have to add your last method to my repertoire. <chuckle> Probably the one thing I didn't consider doing. :o

    WebXM, Watchfire's enterprise Website Management solution, scans and analyzes large, complex web environments and generates detailed reports on website quality, privacy and accessibility. WebXM identifies content problems across all web properties and puts you in control of your investment.

    Your investment? <heavy sigh>

    Looks like this is one to send to the 403 bucket.

    RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} Watchfire [NC,OR]

    "...your investment.", indeed. <he said with a degree of indignation whilst shaking his head from side-to-side>

    Pendanticist.