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Whatever your need, Will Bontrager builds powerful software solutions.
Solid, safe website tools.
Whatever your need, Will Bontrager builds powerful software solutions.
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Server SnooperThis server header snooper will generate a short report of information about the web page header lines of the server where a domain is being hosted at. Some of the information may be things you never knew was available. It's a great research tool, or a time waster, depending on how you look at it. To snoop, type in the URL of the domain or web page and click the button. More information is below the form. The Server Snooper article also has more information. To snoop, provide the URL. Radio buttons are optional. You can tell whether or not a redirector is in place by typing a URL of a web page that does not exist. If the resulting information includes a 307, 302, or 301 status code, it is evidence of a redirector. Sometimes servers will report the date a web page was last modified. (How often do your competitors update their web pages?) With some servers, you'll get the last modified date only for static pages. Pages containing SSI or PHP code might not be considered static, as they can be modified on the fly. If a certain server won't report even for static pages, try typing in just the domain name. You might then get the last modified date for the default page, even though the default page file name was not provided. Don't know the operating system your web site is running on, and you wonder whether or not your web site can run the Master Series scripts? Simply type your domain name and see what your server reports. If the "Server" line says Unix or Linux, or mentions a common Unix or Linux distribution, like FreeBSD or Red Hat, your site qualifies. Developers and programmers, use this tool to see information your web pages and scripts are actually sending to web browsers. The Server Snooper article has more information.
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