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Hi all,
I didn’t ask *how* to hide e-mail addresses.
I’m asking how to test that they’re hidden. Some way to ‘SPAM bot’ myself to see if it can find any e-mail addresses.
Of the number of answers I’ve received (both through this group and directly), no one has answered either of my questions.
Thanks again!
Jon
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fedora-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:fedora-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jon D. Slater
If this question is off topic (or there’s a better place to ask it), please let me know…
I’m running Apache 2.0.54 under FC4 2.6.14-1.1656.
I *think* I’ve successfully _javascript_ed all of my e-mail address links to prevent SPAM bots from harvesting them.
Question 1: How do I know? (Is there some script or test I can run that will look for vulnerable e-mail addresses exposed on my web site?)
Question 2: If a .cgi script generates a web page on-the-fly (like many packages do), and if that generated page includes an e-mail link to support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, is that e-mail address also vulnerable? Or does it have to be in an “.html” file to be bot’ed?
Thanks!
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