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IF this was the case he wouldn't be able to telnet into port 80.
by blhack 17y ago
IF this was the case he wouldn't be able to telnet into port 80.
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- SamAtt 17y agoHe says the connection closes instantly which to me sounds like a security measure for blocked IPs. I assume the block isn't at the OS level so he'd still be able to get into port 80 but once he did it would try to connect to the HN software on that server which would end the connection.
- nixme 17y agoUnless the block was at the application layer.
- blhack 17y agoI was under the impression that he was able to do a GET once he established a connection... Thats why I suggested another browser. I've had this problem quite a few times (especially with chrome) because some browsers do some goofey DNS caching...
- salvadors 17y ago> I was under the impression that he was able to do a GET once he established a connection... No: As I said: "Telnetting directly to port 80 connects fine, but the server closes the connection instantly before I can even issue a request."