ichimunki,
I have a question for you:
Why do you feel like bringing up scripts from MSA? It's an old place, and I hope that no one is really still using scripts from there... it's kind of like opening a closet of skeletons... there is no point! :)

Maybe it should just be left as it is, because you and all of us already know that it is old, and not secure enough to use in today's internet world of Perl >= 5.xxx...

I was just wondering, because perhaps you already knew that this was not the best question in the world, since you said that you were prepared for major downvotes :).

Just my opinion.

Mr.T
qw/"I pity da foo' who don't use Perl!"/;

In reply to Re: Exploit this formmail.pl for fun and, well, fun. (LONG) by Mr.T
in thread Exploit this formmail.pl for fun and, well, fun. (LONG) by ichimunki

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