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Stephane Richard wrote:

> I have to agree with Preben with this one.  How long have I been having my
> website right in my signature here, and my server reports no volatile
> attacks perhaps my settings are they way they should be in my case :-).



Soon, you will get some. Just the matter of time.



> To get email spam and virus through email yes bots can starta  "email
> generation loop" that will forcebly land on your email sooner or later, same
> thing for websites ultimately.  but there's nothing any server or email can
> do about those robots.  and showing your URL doesn't jeopardize your online
> presence (website that is).  If it was the case, your website would be in
> trouble just by submitting it to search engines (since the URL must be
> correct with no spaces) for the search bots to do their jobs :-).

That's another problem which we can do nothing about.



-- 
Adrian Hoe
m a i l b o x AT a d r i a n h o e . c o m