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It's not the redirects that shouldn't happen. It's that if the content isn't yet published, it should not be available. There are other ways unpublished urls m
by kolinko 11y ago
It's not the redirects that shouldn't happen. It's that if the content isn't yet published, it should not be available.
There are other ways unpublished urls may leak in - for example via sitemaps. Trying to lock them all down is lousy engineering. Instead just password protect the unpublished content and you're done.
- djhn 11y agoContent metadata can be revealing, I reckon that's why the urls in the article say [redacted]. The title of the post gives away information. Even financially significant info in the case of announcements, for instance.