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> an open door does not count as an invitation. But if you have a someone living there who lets anyone in if they ask, it would be pretty hard to argue they ar
by mr_toad 7y ago
> an open door does not count as an invitation.
But if you have a someone living there who lets anyone in if they ask, it would be pretty hard to argue they are trespassing.
A user agent must ask for every page with an http request. If the server responds with 200 OK, it’s pretty hard to argue that it isn’t letting (or even inviting) you in.
- dodobirdlord 7y agoThis doesn't cover you if you lied to get the invitation. If a robots.txt file denies some but not all user agents, setting your user agent to indicate that your request originates from a source it does not originate from is clearly a circumvention of an access control.