I'd like to block requests to any .php or .cgi regardless of the pathing information.

For example, when the following url is used:

http://mysite/Admin/Scripts/Setup.php

It matches an existing route:

routeCollection.MapRoute("Admin", "admin/{controller}/{action}/{uid}/{*pathInfo}", new { controller = "Admin", action = "Index", uid = "" });

However there is no controller for scripts so MVC throws the following:

The IControllerFactory '' did not return a controller for a controller named 'scripts'.

What I'd really prefer is that the request is simply met with a hard fail before MVC ever got to the controller.

I know that I can do this by hooking the Application_BeginRequest in the Global.asax and throwing a new HttpException(404, "Not Found") but that's not quite the elegant solution I'm looking for.

I was really hoping that this would work:

routeCollection.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.php/{*pathInfo}");

But it doesn't.

NOTE: Sean Lynch's answer works great but I still would really like a System.Web.Routing or System.Web.Mvc based solution. That way I can allow my users to add their own exclusions at runtime.

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