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An observation about client certificates

Sean Conner sean at conman.org

Sat May 16 01:22:09 BST 2020

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It was thus said that the Great Dave Huseby once stated:
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> I think by default, any logging we do should be at a bare minimum and not
> contain the IP address of the client or any other data that would link the
> log line to them. I added logging to my hacked up version of Pollux but it
> only logs which page was loaded and when. My purpose was to track basic
> traffic and any errors that occur and nothing else.

  I am not trolling here.  The scenaio I'll describe is *actually* happeningto me as I write this message.

  Over the past hour, I've over 2,700 requests in my client torture test,specifically, test #22, leading into the "Redirect From Hell" portion.  Ifit was going any faster, I'd probably block it with the firewall, but myquestion to Dave is, what happens on your server when something like thishappens?  You don't log the IP, so now what?  

  -spc (I'll go under my bridge now ... )