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Comments for: ian_gilfillan20060412
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Date: 01/07/08 23:31
By: Peter Quast Subject: RE: how can I see a copy of spam being sent ? I loved your article... but, I would like to ask you... How would I search on my web server for a copy of the actual: 1. Log of the php script hit that sent this spam ? 2. Copy of the acutal email sent out by the php script ? Basically, I am a small web host reseller, and of course I have several customers... that of course are getting hit by these spammers... and what I am trying to figure out is some sort of search method where I can track down the source of these spammers :) ? Thank you :) |
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