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janmetpet
How to strip emailaddress from backend.php
  • 2006/1/26 16:03

  • janmetpet

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  • Since: 2004/5/17


Hi everyone,

Like the rest of us, I hate receiving spam, so I don't have any emailadresses on my website. Or so I thought. A scan revealed an emailaddress in the backend.php. Seems to be a part of the RSS protocol or something. I tried to edit it out by changing the lines:

$tpl->assign('channel_webmaster', '-');
$tpl->assign('channel_editor', '-');

No such luck, it still shows. It could be a caching thing, but it doesn't move. Any suggestions?

Thank in advance,


Jan
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janmetpet
Re: How to strip emailaddress from backend.php
  • 2006/1/26 17:36

  • janmetpet

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 78

  • Since: 2004/5/17


Sorry, people. It's the caching thing. A few hours later, the emailaddress dissappeared. Nonetheless I think it good to be aware of emailaddresses, published without your knowledge.

So, take the emailaddresses from your website by changing the backend.php (www.yourwebsite.com/backend.php).

$tpl->assign('channel_webmaster', '-');
$tpl->assign('channel_editor', '-');

I replaced the emailadress tag for a dash.

Bye


Jan
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