�Hola!
> Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I've been receiving a lot of
> spam these days with addresses such as this one: http://3520566060
Lynx doesn't like it. (but that's a lynx bug, i hate it for not working
with 127.1 :-)
It's just the IP as a number (remeber that an IP address is a 32 bits
number)
> (sorry about the link.. it's a link to an adult site that has spammed
> me,.. i don't want to encourage clicking the link, but unfortunately
> it's the only example i have of such a URL).
I amn't near to my tcpip docs, but i recall that you can write IP address
as:
A.B.C.D resolves to A * 2^24 + B * 2^16 + C * 2^8 + D
A.B.C resolves to A * 2^24 + B * 2^16 + C
A.B resolves to A * 2^24 + B
A resolves to A
Your example (3520566060) the ip is:
3520566060 >> 24: 209
3520566060 >> 16 & 0xff: 215
3520566060 >> 8 & 0xff: 147
3520566060 & 0xff: 44
209.215.147.44
> Anyhow.. how does that URL work? I can't seem to resolve it to an actual
> IP address through nslookup.
Because it is an IP address just now.
> = Jason Soros =
> = Assistant System Administrator http://www.laker.net/ =
> = Laker Information Systems http://www.laker.net/jason =
> = [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://wizard.laker.net/ =
> = Why Drive When You Can Fly? =
> = Sales: 1-888-LAKERNET | Tech Support: 954-359-3670 =
Hope it helps,
HoraPe
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