| Scenario | Explanation | |----------|-------------| | | A bot or user requested a malformed URL. Your server logged the request string exactly as received, including --- instead of :// . | | Referrer spam | Spammers sometimes inject garbage strings into referrer headers to get webmasters to visit their sites. UPD could be a random tag. | | Browser extension or download manager | Some tools rewrite URLs when saving or queuing files, replacing special characters to create safe filenames. | | Manual entry error | Someone typed http---www... into a terminal or form that didn’t auto-correct the slashes. |
Before updating your website, consider the following: Http---Www.javtube.com UPD