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I agree. But on that final point, I have to say i hate setups where bots hitting thousands of non-existent addresses have every one of them going to a dynamic b
by technion 2y ago
I agree. But on that final point, I have to say i hate setups where bots hitting thousands of non-existent addresses have every one of them going to a dynamic backed to produce a 404. A while back I made a rails setup that dumped routes to an nginx map of valid first level paths, but I haven't seen anyone else do that sort of thing.
- ductsurprise 2y agoSee Varnish Cache others... Or use a third party CDN that offers feature. Lots of ways to configure them with route based behavior-in/validation.
- ilikepi 2y agoI've been thinking about that exact problem and solution with the map module. On the off chance you see this, do you happen to have your solution published somewhere?