[AccessD] Any comments on this?

It appears from what I read on the page that the counts wouldn't be affected
since it makes up bogus pages on-the-fly.  As for traffic limits, I guess it
would apply, I mean it is kbytes shoveled out.  Pure html though probably
isn't that big.

Seemed like a novel way to get back at the bastids.

John W. Colby
www.colbyconsulting.com

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Revenge, eh?
If life were only so simple (and I wish it were in this case). I'm anxioulsy
waiting to hear any negative about this approach.

A few questions come to mind:
Would this mess up the web page's hit count? Would each interation count as
a new hit?
Would this count against the traffic limits of web hosting accounts that are
charged that way?

John B.

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