| Posted by Krustov on 01/15/07 21:46 
<comp.lang.php><Chuck Anderson>
 <Fri, 12 Jan 2007 15:25:55 -0700>
 <GvudnTrlfZJqlzXYnZ2dnUVZ_ruknZ2d@comcast.com>
 
 > I have a contact form on my site (been there for a few years) and just
 > lately someone has begun using it to send Spam to me - and only to me
 > (one to three times a day).  I can tell because I track the usage of
 > those contact form scripts (that I wrote) closely.  The person is not
 > even trying to inject anything into the headers, they are just sending
 > me URLs to their porn sites.
 >
 > Is there any way to block this kind of usage?  I've tried the usual
 > tricks (hidden form field - checking referrer), but they always (almost)
 > check out okay.  The originating IP address changes every time, of
 > course - and the porn sites are usually already gone.
 >
 
 A suitable image code will stop most spam .
 
 www.phptakeaway.co.uk/takeaway_contact.php
 
 This might look like the normal form-to-email thingy - but no email is
 sent and the submission gets stored on the server .
 
 A quick glance at the date is all thats needed to decide if its
 worthwhile going into the admin control panel to read the submissions .
 
 I'll be releasing v1.0 of php takeaway in about a weeks time and you can
 grab the images / php code for the image code and hack it around to suit
 yourself .
 
 
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 www.phptakeaway.co.uk
 (work in progress)
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