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Catz, thanks!!! I'll shot her an email myself pointing to this post. If she doesn't respond then....
Wakeboarding, it's a lifestyle.
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Come on, I know there is someone out there that could use some cash and has a few hours to spend on this. 
Wakeboarding, it's a lifestyle.
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Yeah.. To long. Now that I have started (bye corp america!) my own web development and hosting biz, you'll probably see me around more.
John_N wrote:
Hey Eric,
Just sent Mal an email saying I would help her how.
Long time bud :)
Yeah.. To long. Now that I have started (bye corp america!) my own web development and hosting biz, you'll probably see me around more.
Wakeboarding, it's a lifestyle.
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Guys, I have been speaking with Mal via email for a week or so about this problem. She is serious when she says that she's willing to pay someone to fix the problem. If one of you smart guys/gals out there could help out, it would be great. Mal is a long time XOOPS'er from the early days. She put in a lot of work in the beginning and could use some help now.
Regards,
Eric Caldwell
aka. Boobtoob
Regards,
Eric Caldwell
aka. Boobtoob
Wakeboarding, it's a lifestyle.
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Not sure of that. That's been my delima, how to track what module/script is being used for this.
Wakeboarding, it's a lifestyle.
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Hey guys, it's been a while since I have checked in but, I was wondering if anyone has a clue as to what might be happening with my site?
To start, I have been receiving THOUSANDS of SPAM emails over the past few months with my domain as the sender (xxxx@boardjive.com). At first, I just thought that a spammer was using a know good domain name to send spam with my domain name attached.
Then I wondered. What if they were using one of the mailxxx.php forms in XOOPS? So, I renamed the modules/system/admin/mailusers dir to something else and the spams seemed to have stopped (for now).
Could someone be using some kind of injection technique to use these forms for sending SPAM? If so, is there a fix? I read in another post that someone suggested using logs to get IP's and add those to a .htaccess file. I have noticed hundreds of addresses so that might be fruitless to keep up with.
Thoughts, suggestions?
Regards,
Eric
To start, I have been receiving THOUSANDS of SPAM emails over the past few months with my domain as the sender (xxxx@boardjive.com). At first, I just thought that a spammer was using a know good domain name to send spam with my domain name attached.
Then I wondered. What if they were using one of the mailxxx.php forms in XOOPS? So, I renamed the modules/system/admin/mailusers dir to something else and the spams seemed to have stopped (for now).
Could someone be using some kind of injection technique to use these forms for sending SPAM? If so, is there a fix? I read in another post that someone suggested using logs to get IP's and add those to a .htaccess file. I have noticed hundreds of addresses so that might be fruitless to keep up with.
Thoughts, suggestions?
Regards,
Eric
Wakeboarding, it's a lifestyle.
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