# SparkPost 要求我验证域名所有权

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**Created:** [2018 年9 月 8 日 12:24 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/sparkpost-is-asking-me-to-verify-domain-ownership/96736 "2018-09-08T12:24:12Z")\
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作者： ![Mittineague](https://sea3.discourse-cdn.com/meta/user_avatar/meta.discourse.org/mittineague/32/114259_2.png) [@Mittineague](https://meta.discourse.org/u/Mittineague)\
发布日期： [2018 年9 月 8 日 20:12 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/sparkpost-is-asking-me-to-verify-domain-ownership/96736/8 "2018-09-08T20:12:39Z")

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Many years ago it was typical that HTTP paths paralleled file system paths. eg. for a URL like  
`.../widgets/green/round.html`  
the files on the server might be like

```plaintext
  /widgets
    widgets.css 
    widgets.js 
    /green
      round.html
      square.html 

```

But these days quite often the HTTP paths do not correspond to file system paths, but instead serve content based on routing.

I’m fairly certain I have seen discussion here about having a file system folder that could be accessed with an HTTP request, but I don’t recall when or where.

IIRC, it requires creating a route for it.

Does sparkpost not have another way to verify site ownership, eg. entering a hash value in a meta tag that could be inserted into your customize head?

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