I think the easiest remedy is to have 404, and 403 errors sent to your main
directory which should have a browser redirection script. This way if a
user inputs /i /j /f or anything else not being used they get a proper
first page.
David M.
> > Vincent Luna counsels:
> > > In short, do not advertise a /i/ or /j/ but make them anyway with a
> > > re-direction.
> >
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Received on Sun Nov 18 07:44:40 2001