Comments on: Readers using IE http://technosailor.com/2006/05/26/readers-using-ie/ Web Technology and Real Life Merge Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:16:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-alpha By: Andy Merrett http://technosailor.com/2006/05/26/readers-using-ie/comment-page-1/#comment-236825 Andy Merrett Sun, 28 May 2006 21:21:54 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/readers-using-ie/#comment-236825 I had a number of 412s but it was an issue with the web server, attempting to block spam but being overzealous. It sounds like you have (had) a different problem though I've not come across the server giving out 412 errors for this thing.<br><br>Anyway, just in case anyone surfs here searching for 412 Precondition Failed error solutions, when it's to do with 'naughty' words in either the referring or the target URL, etc. I solved it (on Textdrive servers) by putting the following directive in my .htaccess file:<br><br>SecFilterEngine Off<br><br>It means that spam attacks are potentially more likely but it does stop whatever rules a host has built in at server level.<br><br>Not sure if this comment was helpful at all but there you go... I had a number of 412s but it was an issue with the web server, attempting to block spam but being overzealous. It sounds like you have (had) a different problem though I’ve not come across the server giving out 412 errors for this thing.

Anyway, just in case anyone surfs here searching for 412 Precondition Failed error solutions, when it’s to do with ‘naughty’ words in either the referring or the target URL, etc. I solved it (on Textdrive servers) by putting the following directive in my .htaccess file:

SecFilterEngine Off

It means that spam attacks are potentially more likely but it does stop whatever rules a host has built in at server level.

Not sure if this comment was helpful at all but there you go…

]]> By: Andy Merrett http://technosailor.com/2006/05/26/readers-using-ie/comment-page-1/#comment-243647 Andy Merrett Sun, 28 May 2006 21:21:54 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/readers-using-ie/#comment-243647 I had a number of 412s but it was an issue with the web server, attempting to block spam but being overzealous. It sounds like you have (had) a different problem though I've not come across the server giving out 412 errors for this thing.<br><br>Anyway, just in case anyone surfs here searching for 412 Precondition Failed error solutions, when it's to do with 'naughty' words in either the referring or the target URL, etc. I solved it (on Textdrive servers) by putting the following directive in my .htaccess file:<br><br>SecFilterEngine Off<br><br>It means that spam attacks are potentially more likely but it does stop whatever rules a host has built in at server level.<br><br>Not sure if this comment was helpful at all but there you go... I had a number of 412s but it was an issue with the web server, attempting to block spam but being overzealous. It sounds like you have (had) a different problem though I’ve not come across the server giving out 412 errors for this thing.

Anyway, just in case anyone surfs here searching for 412 Precondition Failed error solutions, when it’s to do with ‘naughty’ words in either the referring or the target URL, etc. I solved it (on Textdrive servers) by putting the following directive in my .htaccess file:

SecFilterEngine Off

It means that spam attacks are potentially more likely but it does stop whatever rules a host has built in at server level.

Not sure if this comment was helpful at all but there you go…

]]> By: Andy Merrett http://technosailor.com/2006/05/26/readers-using-ie/comment-page-1/#comment-6054 Andy Merrett Sun, 28 May 2006 20:21:54 +0000 http://www.technosailor.com/readers-using-ie/#comment-6054 I had a number of 412s but it was an issue with the web server, attempting to block spam but being overzealous. It sounds like you have (had) a different problem though I've not come across the server giving out 412 errors for this thing. Anyway, just in case anyone surfs here searching for 412 Precondition Failed error solutions, when it's to do with 'naughty' words in either the referring or the target URL, etc. I solved it (on Textdrive servers) by putting the following directive in my .htaccess file: SecFilterEngine Off It means that spam attacks are potentially more likely but it does stop whatever rules a host has built in at server level. Not sure if this comment was helpful at all but there you go... I had a number of 412s but it was an issue with the web server, attempting to block spam but being overzealous. It sounds like you have (had) a different problem though I’ve not come across the server giving out 412 errors for this thing.

Anyway, just in case anyone surfs here searching for 412 Precondition Failed error solutions, when it’s to do with ‘naughty’ words in either the referring or the target URL, etc. I solved it (on Textdrive servers) by putting the following directive in my .htaccess file:

SecFilterEngine Off

It means that spam attacks are potentially more likely but it does stop whatever rules a host has built in at server level.

Not sure if this comment was helpful at all but there you go…

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