On Friday 07 December 2007 12:51:52 badeguruji wrote:
It isn't going to happen. For one thing, its very likely that
several "people" are invoved, probing your network. Last
year my web server was getting hit once a second for about
two days, the efforts of at least 20 different creatures probing
around. What are you going to do about that? I consider
these people as net lice.
The one time I did send mail to an ISP was when one little
vandal developed an inordinate fondness for the web server,
and hit it 110,000 times in a week. Fortunately the ISP did
do something about that one. But the lice, I don't think you
can do anything about, unless you consider it a hobby.
--STeve Andre'
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