[aseek-users] want to enforce that ul argument is always present

From: mark david mcCreary (no email)
Date: Wed Jan 02 2002 - 21:32:10 EST

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I am working on a one machine search archive, with multiple
independent silos of data (subsets).

I want to make sure that any search has a valid ul= operand.

I was thinking that having

AllowFrom 127.0.0.1

would keep only those queries that come from the search button on my html page.

However, it looks like I can easily edit the query, and submit it
directly from my web browser, thereby dropping the ul argument, and
searching the whole site.

Any suggestions on how I might keep this from happening ?

THanks

mark

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