Re: LYNX-DEV v2.7 bug fix update

[Scott McGee (Personal)]

Hmm, Alan said:

>I know folks with web servers on :70, with web servers on :81 :82 ...
>etc just block the silly ones nothing else

I agree. Just block the well known port addresses. For instance, Netscape's
servers use an administrative server on a non-standard (and user defined) port
address. I often use lynx to use the administrative server. I'd have to lose
that. (I guess I could modify the code, but if the port is not defined, why
disable it)

Scott

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