At 18:32 04/04/02, Randal wrote:
>Voting on the net is always a joke.
Like the man said. You can't prevent fraud, all you can do is choose what
level of inconvenience you want would-be-fraudulent users to go to. But if
the poll is over something that people aren't going to be too motivated
ab
No problem. I'll place a big sign on my website's main page banning AOL
users and Motorola employees...
Rafael
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> > "Rafael" == Rafael Cotta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Rafael> Ok, g
> "David" == David Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> So again, I repeat:
>>
>> A user is not an IP address
>>
>> Get it through your head that using IP address for vote
>> blockout is just ... WRONG.
David> Message received, ZERO distortion. Are you saying, then, that it's
David> imposs
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Subject: Re: IP Address
>>>>> "Rafael" == Rafael Cotta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rafael> Ok, good point, but my IP address approach will be enough,
Rafael> once my system doensn't need to be very accurate.
Except that it will be f
Why don't simply use cookie ? or when a page is open, redirect to :
youscript.cgi?ip=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx&whateverParams=whateverVar
(you may use your way to encrypt ip & the ip address)
Or if you want to avoid duplicate click on Submit, you can use javascript
to disable the submit button when it click
> > "David" == David Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> >> How do I get the IP address from a POST form.
> >>
> >> Let me make myself more clear: I have a form that uses POST,
> >> and I would like to get users' IP address for avoiding the
> >> same user to fake my pool's result.
>
> Dav
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Subject: Re: IP Address
>>>>> "David" == David Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Ho
> "Rafael" == Rafael Cotta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rafael> Ok, good point, but my IP address approach will be enough,
Rafael> once my system doensn't need to be very accurate.
Except that it will be frustrating to the second employee at
motorola.com who wants to vote after the first one
> A user is not an IP address
> A user is not an IP address
> A user is not an IP address
Imagine if my mom were called 200.224.110.105. LOL.
Ok, good point, but my IP address approach will be enough, once my system
doensn't need to be very accurate. The data processing w
> "David" == David Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> How do I get the IP address from a POST form.
>>
>> Let me make myself more clear: I have a form that uses POST,
>> and I would like to get users' IP address for avoiding the
>> same user to fake my pool's result.
David> You can check
> How do I get the IP address from a POST form.
>
> Let me make myself more clear: I have a form that uses POST,
> and I would like to get users' IP address for avoiding the
> same user to fake my pool's result.
You can check $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR}, which will contain the remote IP of the
user hitt
On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, Brian wrote:
> If at all possible, which perl module would I need to call in order to
> perform a reverse lookup on an IP address?
>
> I need to produce something simalar to the "host" command
> ie:
>
> [brian@mustang brian]$ host 12.90.6.4
> 4.6.90.12.in-addr.arpa domain nam
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