[Xitami] How to turn off HTTP header information like 'Server'

[Michael diLorenzo]

Hi Thomas

I don't know much about headers at all....but I know that the GSL 
scripting language that is supported by Xitami has a few "default" 
scripts, and one is the default "error" script.  It appears to be a file 
that formats the error messages that are returned by Xitami.  I took a 
look at that script, and I see information regarding the server type and 
version.

Don't know if changing that will help you, but the file is called 
xitami/templates/errors.gsl.  A bit more information about it can be found 
in xitami.cfg.

Michael

On Tue, 18 May 2004 10:43:47 +0200, Thomas Felz 
<Thomas.Felz@waldbrenner.de> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I want to make Xitami "anonymous" to illegal requests. One very 
> importing is
> to suppress some HTTP headers, in particular "Server".
>
> As I understood right, it's enough to place a file header.<extension> in
> "header-dir". I tried it with "header.php" for PHP-Scripts. This file
> contains only one row
> Server: Unknown
>
> If I now retrieve a PHP script from my client, the HTTP-header "Server" 
> is
> already transmitted with the value "Xitami".
>
> Does anybody have experience with HTTP headers and first of all an idea 
> how
> to solve this problem?
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Thomas Felz
> Waldbrenner AG
> Mannheim, Germany
>



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