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diff --git a/doc/cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler.html b/doc/cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler.html index 3fa5d2b..2b2104c 100644 --- a/doc/cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler.html +++ b/doc/cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler.html @@ -114,14 +114,14 @@ efficiency is important. Implementing a ban with just a <tt>symlink()</tt> is ef <ul> <li> cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler expects to be run by tipideed as a CGI program, as a wrapper around <em>realcgi...</em>. - <li> e.g. if the URL you want to protect is <tt>https://example.com/cgit.cgi</tt>, + <li> E.g. if the URL you want to protect is <tt>https://example.com/cgit.cgi</tt>, and <tt>cgit.cgi</tt> is a direct cgit binary, then the way to protect it is: <ul> <li> Move <tt>cgit.cgi</tt> to <tt>cgit.cgi-real</tt> and <em>never link this resource anywhere</em>. </li> <li> Write a script (shell, execline, whatever language you want) standing in for <tt>cgit.cgi</tt> that execs into cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler with <tt>cgit.cgi-real</tt> as its last argument. Make it executable. </li> </ul> </li> - <li> cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler is typically be used to protect cgit, but it can + <li> cgiwrapper-nollmcrawler is typically used to protect cgit, but it can protect any backend that uses CGI as its interface and has deep URLs with easily identifiable query strings. </li> </ul> |