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I can save you some disk space, if you add these lines to the top of your httpd.conf file: SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI MSADC attack_indicator SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI SCRIPTS attack_indicator SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI VTI_BIN attack_indicator SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI MEM_BIN...

The only way I can think of, would be to use (OLE,DAO,ADO) Whatever MS, is calling it these days, to import the data from Works into MS Access or similar DB, and then use the JDBC/ODBC bridge to retrieve it from the new DB source. Hope this helps

Rhythm: My bad, that directive will only work with the CustomLog directive. Which is the log entry that handles the access_log. The only way I can see to get rid of the "File Does Not Exist" entries in the error_log, is to set the LogLevel to crit This will of course cut the amount...

I would make certain that the DNS for each of the sub's is working correctly/reliably, and if it still gives you fits, I would look into using VirtualHost directives.

Just for clarification, these requests are the result of the NIMDA worm/virus, not the efforts of one hacker

Sorry folks, one thing about my little "fix", Make sure that all of these directives follow the AddModule mod_setenvif.c directive......... and..........My RegEx is a little weak, can anyone tell us why the .exe entry isn't working ???? TIA G

You can rid yourself of these annoying entries with the following lines in your apache config file: At the VERY top: SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI MSADC attack_indicator SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI SCRIPTS attack_indicator SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI VTI_BIN attack_indicator SetEnvIfNoCase...