Dear All:
Due to popular demand I've put the newest version of the Code Red detector
on one of my servers in public, anonymous FTP. The URL is
ftp://ftp.compuphrase.net/pub/codered
ftp://ftp.compuphrase.net/pub/codered . After some research (annotated in
the propaganda), I added the last 10
Hi All!
I had to unsubscribe for a little while due to the volume but did want to
follow up on the Code Red catcher script. Anyone wanting a new copy of the
script, please email me directly. I made a gob of changes to the original
code, slimming it down some and improving the lookups just a
Hi again, Everyone:
I didn't expect such a response so quickly. With your indulgence, I'll
quote the code in this message. I just found out that Outlook (which is
what I'm forced to use at Volvo) won't attach .ida files and I *think* this
list strips attachments in any case.
I don't remember
DOH! Thanks for the heads-up, David. Here's the code I promised.
My apologies!
Bill
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/*
Code red autoresponder does the following:
- Checks the whois for the attacking host
- Emails the offender's Internet
Title: RE: [PHP] new one is it ??
Hiya again, Erik:
Here's the barely-tested but apparently functional Code Red detector. I added some variables at the top for configuring email destinations. The important change is that it will query ARIN, RIPE, and APNIC until it finds a reasonable
Not any convenient or secure way I've yet found. But I do have PHP pages
that slip out and exec() a Perl script to grab specific results that I need.
Anyone else?
B
-Original Message-
From: Tom Beidler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 4:46 PM
To: php list
Way cool... with a bit of work, one could query ARIN, RIPE, and APNIC until
an answer was received (that's what I'm modifying it to do) else die. With
the timeout set to forever, what would we care if it takes a few extra
seconds to go spy-out a potential
Bjorn and Julio, you've got it right.
I've now a contract with Volvo Aero Services for web design and multivalue
database support. Ever since Volvo bought AGES, it's been a huge
technological step backwards from Linux and PHP to M$ and ASP. The big
companies DON'T CARE that M$ puts out a
Hi again,
As a new PHP convert, I ran into this same problem (below) yesterday while
designing a form. ASP programmers (if they're THINKING) will use subs to
keep if blocks tidy. In ASP, I'd use something like:
If Request.ServerVariables( REQUEST_METHOD ) = GET Then
DisplayForm
Else
Hi Martin,
Question: who actually OWNS the document? Does it have your logname and
group? If you're trying to do a rename from the server, remember that the
server generally runs as apache or nobody... and to coin a phrase,
nobody owns nothing.
If you're trying to manipulate files in your
Hey, there...
I ran into this yesterday along with learning a heap more PHP. Adding a
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] header seemed to work fine.
Hope this helps,
Bill
-Original Message-
From: Jean-Arthur Silve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 5:23 AM
To: [EMAIL
Hey, Scott:
I'm running RH7.1 myself. PHP sort-of came out the box when I installed
the default server installation, as an Apache module. All's I had to do was
make a PHP page (a timid echo 'hello';), throw it in the right directory,
and *poof* it served.
Astonished me, too.
Seems as if when
It's also possible (if you're allowed to change the httpd.conf file) to put
in a filesmatch directive, something like
FilesMatch \.(htaccess|inc|log)$
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
/FilesMatch
Then no-one can directly access files with those extensions. You can still
include them (that doesn't
So I'm _not_ the only one still running UV :-)))
Do you have the UV PDF's handy? There's a section on setting up the ODBC.
If you don't have it, I'll mail you a copy.
UV's ODBC works reasonably well, except that it takes a seat every time you
instantiate a connect. Perhaps a better way of
WHUPS! Guess I should have asked if you were running UV on *nix or NT... it
makes a difference. It's dead-easy on NT; merely tedious to set up on
*nix...
B
-Original Message-
From: Bill Farrell
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 3:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE:
Hello all,
I'm discovering the joys of PHP as supplied by RH on their 7.1 release.
Actually, everything about it is SO much nicer than ASP or pure Perl. (Not
to take anything away from either--PHP's just a LOT easier to get hold of!)
I'm running PHP as an Apache module (default RedHat
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