👉 "URL REJECT.conf" is a security configuration file used in web application servers, typically for preventing malicious URLs from accessing sensitive information or data on your server. It defines rules for URL validation and redirects. Detailed definition: -

URL

: Any link, including HTTP/HTTPS, where the user needs to be redirected to an external webpage. -

REJECT

: A specific process for rejecting certain URLs that may contain harmful content or are not secure. -

Conf

: A configuration file typically used by web servers. It defines rules and security measures to prevent unwanted access. This could look something like this: ``` # URL REJECT.conf # Define redirect patterns for URL rejection - urls { # Define the base of URLs that should be rejected (e.g., /api/xxx) - url "/api/
" - url "http://example.com" - url "https://www.example.com" } # Define a simple redirect policy for external resources - deny all - permanent redirect to "http://example.com" ``` This configuration would ensure that any requests made from URLs not listed in the `urls` section are redirected to the "example.com" URL.

URL REJECT.conf