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I'm getting strange hits to a non-existant file on my site called 'pagerror.gif'. From some basic Googling it appears to be a file that Internet Explorer looks for in certain situations.
Can anyone verify that, and perhaps provide some additional information about when IE would look for that file?
If I'm not mistaken, pagerror.gif is the image IE shows on error pages. Should be located in res://shdoclc.dll/pagerror.gif. (You can enter that in IE to see the icon)