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Q: 

How can i understand a web site's language which is written by url rewriting method?

I'm wondering. Is there any way or online service for learning?

A: 

There is no certain way to determine server language used by just viewing the web page.

There may be some clues like urls ending in php or jsp or asp(x). But honestly, it can be a trick.

Why would you need such a thing?

Kugel  2009-11-08 20:55:15
i just wondered. thanks for your answer.
Kerberos  2009-11-08 21:09:12
+1  A: 

You can check the HTTP headers and make an educated guess. You could for instance try http://network-tools.com, there is a tool to get HTTP headers there.

(voted to move the question to superuser.com, BTW)

Fredrik Mörk  2009-11-08 21:10:50
thank you. i tried your sugget on from http://network-tools.com but that did not give me any information about site's header.
Kerberos  2009-11-08 21:16:44
Fredrik Mörk  2009-11-08 21:19:05
okay sorry, that was my fault. i understood how to check. thanks again.
Kerberos  2009-11-08 21:22:33
You may see what modules for web server are installed, but not which is used. And mod_cgi or mod_fcgid is most frequently used.
Alexandr Ciornii  2009-11-09 00:29:30

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