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RN
Is there a way to blackhole things in the default Jetty server?
RN
I'm seeing Wordpress subdirectory requests on my eepsite, and I do not run Wordpress.
RN
I would like to send no response to such crawling.
RN
Currently, my eepsite will send a 404 response. but I'd like to make certain requested URLs not send anything....
RN
candidates currently include *Seedless/*, and *Wordpress/* as requests I'd like to send no response for but jetty defaults to sending a 404
RN
I DO want to allow easy acces to directories under docroot that do exist
RN
but I do not want to respond to random probes
RN
the jetty docs did not make obvious any easy mechanism, or my search-foo was flawed
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RN: blocking clients accessing definable urls on the server is something tunnel filtering would be good for, if implemented.