[OT] RE: SPAM and archives (Was: Re: [plug] PHP question..)
Andrew Furey
simpware at yahoo.com
Sat Jul 5 11:11:37 WST 2003
(late contribution again...)
> It would be nicer to just fire up DOS attacks agains
> anyone found spamming ie not the relayer but the
> actual porn/viagra/penis enlargment webpage
In that vein, and inspired by this discussion:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=62243&cid=5825606
I give you the script I occasionally use:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
for ($count=1; $count<=2000; $count++) {
if ( ($count == 1) || ($count % 20 == 0) ) {
print `lynx -dump
$ARGV[0]?YOU_FILL_MY_MAILBOX_WITH_UNSOLICITED_CRAP_AND_I_WILL_DO_THE_SAME_TO_YOUR_WEBLOGS`;
} else {
`lynx -dump
$ARGV[0]?YOU_FILL_MY_MAILBOX_WITH_UNSOLICITED_CRAP_AND_I_WILL_DO_THE_SAME_TO_YOUR_WEBLOGS`;
}
print "$count\n";
}
(ignore stupid Yahoo linewrapping...)
Note that you should probably only do this on a
connection with a high bandwidth limit (ideally
unlimited ;) The "print every 20 instances" stuff is
for if I do it over SSH, so that my SSH traffic bill
doesn't go too high.
Just a suggestion...
Andrew
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