Different type of hijacking?

[Mike Schienle <mgs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've been meaning to bring up the same subject as Jeff just did. 
Maybe there's some relation here. I don't host any of the sites 
mentioned below. I called my ISP (XO/NextLink) and they had no idea 
what was happening. I'm going to chat with the folks at clickxchange 
next. Does anyone recognize this as something other than a screwed up 
DNS somewhere? I don't see any of the files on my server that are 
mentioned here.

61.142.199.155 - - [22/Jul/2001:18:10:27 -0700] "GET http://www.i-
clicks.net/cgi-bin/banners/imp.pl? HTTP/1.0" 200 581 TCP_MISS:DIRECT
61.142.199.155 - - [22/Jul/2001:18:11:36 -0700] "GET 
http://www.clickxchange.com/fd.phtml? HTTP/1.0" 302 346 
TCP_MISS:DIRECT
61.142.199.155 - - [22/Jul/2001:18:11:37 -0700] "GET 
http://www.music4site.com/4ban15.gif HTTP/1.0" 0 7243 
TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH_MISS:DIRECT
61.142.199.155 - - [22/Jul/2001:18:18:06 -0700] "GET 
http://listener.363.net/MS120x60.gif HTTP/1.0" 200 2474 
TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH_MISS:DIRECT
61.142.199.155 - - [22/Jul/2001:18:18:46 -0700] "GET 
http://www.clickxchange.com/ft.phtml? HTTP/1.0" 302 249 
TCP_MISS:DIRECT
61.142.199.155 - - [22/Jul/2001:18:18:47 -0700] "GET 
http://adexpired/ HTTP/1.0" 503 1140 TCP_MISS:DIRECT

Mike Schienle
Interactive Visuals, Inc.
http://www.ivsoftware.com

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