Sandy Keathley wrote:
>
> Is there a way to detect that a script is being accessed by curl, and
> not by a browser? ENV ($_SERVER) variables won't work, as
> those can be forged.
>
Use a CAPTCHA test:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captcha
HTH, cheers!
Silvio
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Sandy Keathley wrote:
My company uses a home-grown formmail script for clients
, and someone is using curl to inject HTTP headers
and spam email addresses, and turn it into an open relay.
Yes, I know the right answer is to not use a formmail,
but I don't make the rules here.
Is there a way to de
Sandy Keathley wrote:
My company uses a home-grown formmail script for clients
, and someone is using curl to inject HTTP headers and
spam email addresses, and turn it into an open relay. Yes, I know
1. cut out the ability for the poster (form submitter) to determine who is
addressed.
2. str
My company uses a home-grown formmail script for clients
, and someone is using curl to inject HTTP headers and
spam email addresses, and turn it into an open relay. Yes, I know
the right answer is to not use a formmail, but I don't make the rules
here.
Is there a way to detect that a script i
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