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If you serve http on localtunnel

Posted in web by Drew Perttula at 2012-10-18T20:25:07.056489-07:00

localtunnel is a cool networking hack that, among other things, can be used to show someone a web server you're working on before it's deployed to a place it can be seen from the internet.

I left such a tunnel open all day, and it had a name like http://51px.localtunnel.com. I somehow got:

6 requests to "GET / HTTP/1.0" 200

7 requests to "GET /robots.txt HTTP/1.0" 404

1 request to "GET /about/privacy HTTP/1.0" 404

1 request to "GET /blog/category/blog/feed/ HTTP/1.0" 404

3 requests to "GET /exercisestats/gecko_ex_buckets?ix= HTTP/1.0" 404

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