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Originally Posted by leslie.jones
If the file does not exists - and you agree that it does not - then that log line is correct.....
BUT...
From the outside you appear to have an index.php file which is serving up a meta refresh to hop to index.htm:
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5; URL=index.htm">
[guessing an internal redirect going on here]
Requesting: http://www.marbellasunrentals.com/index.php generates a 404 but this is caught and handled so I'm guessing you have a rewrite rule that is catching 404's and redirecting them. (in between there is a refer to toolbarqueries.google.com which gives a 403 forbidden but no on page error is generated). That may explain why the file index.php does not exist, but the referrer would be correct in essence if the redirect is internal.
It would help if you could share your rewrite rule(s) to be more specific. |
Thanks, but I dont have any index.php file with a meta refresh to a htm
I have a index.htm file wich have a rewriterule in htaccess for the server to serve as php as there are php code in it and I didnt want to change extension.
The metarefresh you see is from my 404 errorpage that redirects all 404 to index.htm
What I dont understand is the referer index.php as this does not exists, also there are no link on the web as far as I know to any index.php page.
This I did not understand:
(in between there is a refer to toolbarqueries.google.com which gives a 403 forbidden but no on page error is generated).
I have google analytics if this is what you mean???????
Sorry it was not a rewriterule but an addextension, did not remember, this is from my .htaccess:
AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .htm .html
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^marbellasunrentals\.com
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.marbellasunrentals.com/$1 [R=301,L]