#24643 [Csd]: email address gets published on www unobfusciated
| From: | derick@php.net | Date: | Mon, 14 Jul 2003 09:08:17 +0000 |
| Subject: | #24643 [Csd]: email address gets published on www unobfusciated | ||
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ID: 24643
Updated by: derick@php.net
Reported By: jelte dot werkhoven at itfy dot com
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Website problem
Operating System: irrelevant
PHP Version: Irrelevant
Assigned To: goba
New Comment:
Heh, if that's what you think: great ;-) But actually it was reported
before already...
Previous Comments:
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[2003-07-14 04:06:18] jelte dot werkhoven at itfy dot com
Thanks guys for your rediculously quick action on this
bug. I timed you at a little over twenty minutes from my
submission to your solution. Kudos!
And yes, I quite alright with having my email adres in
manpages.
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[2003-07-14 03:57:44] goba@php.net
By the way, we have a blocking statement for robots in our robots.txt
to prevent them form indexing our backend data. This does not work for
that mirror you found the data on, as the rule says /backend/....
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[2003-07-14 03:54:17] goba@php.net
I have just fixed the code to make obfuscation work on the server where
those data files are generated. I have not employed base64 encoding as
all the data will go out as plain text anyway on the manual pages, so
the obfuscated versions can be collected from the manpages too.
Therefore there is no point to base64 code that part in the
communication, as that is not the "weakest part" of the email address
transportation and display chain. As the original reporter had no
problem with the obfuscated version available from the manpages, I hope
he will have no problem with this solution.
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[2003-07-14 03:38:56] derick@php.net
This will be fixed shortly (by base64 encoding the email addy or
something similar). Assigning to Goba as per docmeeting discussion.
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[2003-07-14 03:36:06] jelte dot werkhoven at itfy dot com
Description:
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I added a comment to the dba_replace function a while ago,
and am now receiving more and more spam on an up till now
spam free email address. A google search on my email
address pointed to a php.net mirror ( and only this site
showed my full email address ):
sunsite.bilkent.edu.tr/pub/infosystems/phpweb/backend/notes/cd/cd037b6261327c44
I wrote the webmaster at this address and he referred me
to you, stating "It is a mirror of www.php.net.
It would be much better to change it at
www.php.net/backend/notes/cd/cd037b6261327c44
".
I would be much appreciated if making a comment on php.net
does not result in spambots harvesting the email addresses
of commenters.
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