[rescue] spam WPOISON

Curtis H. Wilbar Jr. rescue at hawkmountain.net
Mon Sep 8 14:45:51 CDT 2003


For this application I wouldn't even consider C.

Perl is growing up for this app.  This is a web based app.  If
you run modPerl, then your perl will be resident and the cgi will
not need to launch another process/etc.  PHP is also a good choice
for this application.... even JSP would probably be good.

While C is fast... each link the bot hits is going to cause the
web browser to launch the application for each link traversed... since
the design is links to self along with garbage addresse to pollute
their lists, a language that is resident with your web server is best
(IMHO of course).

-- Curt

>Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2003 15:37:03 -0400
>Subject: Re: [rescue] spam WPOISON
>From: Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com>
>To: The Rescue List <rescue at sunhelp.org>
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>
>On Monday, September 8, 2003, at 03:21 PM, Jonathan C. Patschke wrote:
>> This is totally unacceptable.  I'll include a link, but they can go 
>> fuck
>> themselves if they're going to dictate a LOGO on the front page my
>> website.  Their idea for the program isn't that complicated, and 
>> there's
>> no reason that someone can't write a program that does the same thing
>> with a less demanding license.
>
>   Well, I have to agree with your points.
>
>   One thing that bothered me was that it WAS written in C but they've 
>converted it to Perl.  When software "grows up" it usually goes the 
>other way.
>
>   I'm buried in work right now...but if you write a program that does 
>this in C, I'll run it.
>
>           -Dave
>
>--
>Dave McGuire                 "You don't have Vaseline in Canada?"
>St. Petersburg, FL                     -Bill Bradford
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