Yes, it would be nice if the list didn't relay this obvious cruft.
I'm s*bscribed to quite a few discussion lists, and php-general seems to be
the ONLY one relaying these malware messages and the claims of virus filters.
It looks rather like php-general is operating as an open list, seeing as
This thread was flagged as probable Sp*am / twitmail at my server because
of the abundance of punctuation in the subject, but on reviewing the sp*am
report, I couldn't belp but look into what this thread must be about.
that [EMAIL PROTECTED] is REJECT'd. But for some reason the emails still come
At 23:13 2001-09-21 -0500, Richard Lynch wrote:
>You are going to spend a *LOT* of time re-doing the work that went into SQL
>db that you have eliminated... Re-consider.
I wanted to make the module independant of an SQL service so that it could
reach a wider audience by having fewer system requ
At 13:48 2001-09-21 -0700, Bill Rausch wrote:
> sleep( 300 );
>
>I felt that if nothing else I could slow the worm down a little by
>wasting its time before it races off to the next potential target.
>Does what I'm doing make any sense or am I all confused?
I do like the concept behind the sl
At 11:37 2001-09-21 -0700, Alawi Albaity wrote:
>I have a table ..
>this table have 20 record..
>I want to view this record in the 4 pages (5 record by
>page)..
The following should get you going in the right direction. As shown, this
works on PHP3 as well as PHP4:
$tablesize ) || ( $tablesta
I'm working on something to deal with the W32/Nimda worm traffic, and in
order for this to work, I need a cache management function - basically, as
an event occurs, I check to see if the source IP is in the cache file
already - if not, it gets added along with the current timestamp and
action
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