Here is an interesting approach. Could spamd be use here?
I was suggested that may be I fight to much spamer and that I got
reposted to this. Well very possible.
I got a suggested that may be trapitting the connections might help.
Hmmm. Could this be done. Obviously not want to delay connections to web
server, or you loose everyone. No question there. So, regular trapit
can't be use.
But what about the reverse idea of spamd.
white list everything and trapit some based on this feature here:
spamdb -T -a "<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
But instead of the email address use a URL like
spamdb -T -a "<http://www.mydomain.org/do_not_look_here.html>"
or better yet:
spamdb -T -a "<http://www.mydomain.org/do_not_look_here.php?ID=100>"
where the ID need to match and then you trap the source.
Now, I don't know if that's a good idea or not and I am curious to some
feedback on the idea, but in this case for example, were I assume this
is from a web bot operation, that would stop it some how, or slow it.
Now what I don't know if if that's from malware for example and
obviously control from else where. I don't know, but I assume that may
be the remote control allow to establish only one connection to a to be
kill victim sort of and that malware can't do two connections to
different locations at once. I don't know if that's the case really.
But if that's the case, then if it is possible to trapit the source,
woudln't it be in effect stopping that web bot network somehow?
Meaning, may be it will not stop it to me, but that same web bot
couldn't be use on someone else making it useless in effect and by doing
so, would then force this guilty party to go else where or they loose
the force of their own web bot?
So, spamd allowing all white list and trap selective web bot to specific
URL makin them useless.
What do you think?
Very stupid, impossible, useless, bad idea, or is that possible and may
have the effect intended here?
Best.
Daniel
