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Generic PHP Function Code to Query “Stop Forum Spam” API
I’ve recently been bombarded with an influx of spam on my multiple forums, wordpress blogs and website contact us forms. As a sysadmin I see it a lot, but it’s Read the rest of the entry…
PHP Code Block Vent In Spite of Spammers
Some spammers have been been filling in contact us forms on a lot of my websites of late. Us Linux server administrators have better things to do than process this Read the rest of the entry…
I’m told the customer is always right?
I had to have a laugh today. I was reading through the helpdesk tickets that had come in while I was away last week. A customer had contacted our helpdesk Read the rest of the entry…
