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Old 07-22-1999, 03:19 PM   Postid: 42948
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I'm really not sure why the REQUEST_URI seems to get reset - but I've heard of that before... I have used PHP scripts to handle error documents and with success. For example, go to http://www.hostfacts.com/foo.bar and you'll see where it states "We could not find any file named /foo.bar". You could very easily mail this information out using:


Code Sample:

mail (
   "errors@hostfacts.com",
   "404 - $REQUEST_URI",
   "404 Error - someone requested $REQUEST_URI and they came from $HTTP_REFERER"
);




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