Hi Mike.
On Fri, Dec 28, 2001 at 11:44:51AM -0500, Mike Allen wrote: > > Thanks Eric... Just trying to understand it.. and why someone would do it. > I suppose their is no way to prevent it??? No real way to prevent it, no. Otherwise, Microsoft would. > Does anyone know of a good WHOIS script to use on my own server? I tried one > and had a terrible time getting all the extension to work, right now I am > linking to "everywhois.net" which I would rather not do but I came upon it > through the years with an old registrar... I get good feedback about http://www.it.ca/bin/whois . If you're looking for a script to run on your own server, there are a few commercial ones available, along with a swath of PHP tools which can be found a couple of clicks past the Links link on the PHP site. > > > Hi Guys. Remember talking about people changing the who is? Someone on > > this > > > list is involved. Since I posted the comments about them being "Hacked" > > > into, someone changed mine.... How are they doing it? They are really > > > ignorant. They never can find any nice or sensible! You DID kind of bring that on yourself.... ;-) Incidentally, I've removed the host record from the canadian.org domain. You should see it gone as soon as the change hits the registry whois servers. I can't help you with smack.net, though. The admin who created the record is no doubt on the list and watching. Track him down via whois and ask nicely, and I'm sure he'll comply. Think of it as a "field aptitude test". ;> -- Paul Chvostek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Operations / Development / Abuse / Whatever vox: +1 416 598-0000 IT Canada http://www.it.ca/
