#!/usr/bin/perl
use POSIX;
 
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<html><head><title>A list of all my best friends email addresse
+s!</title></head>\n";
#Include whatever other page fluff you want here.

open (DICT, "/usr/dict/words") or die "Canna open zee dictionary file!
+\n";
open (DOM, "/home/httpd/cgi-lib/dominia") or die "Canna open zee domai
+n file!\n";
#dominia is just a list of (evil)domains, one per line.

while (<DOM>)
 {
  chomp;
  push @domlist, $_;
  $domcount++;
 }
 
for(0..255)
 {
   do {
     $randloc=floor(rand(409070));
#This is the size of my dictionary.  Adjust as needed.
     seek DICT, $randloc,0;
     $discard = <DICT>;
     $in = <DICT>; chomp $in;
      }
   while ((length $in)>5);
   push @first, $in;
   do {
     $randloc=floor(rand(409070));
     seek DICT, $randloc,0;
     $discard = <DICT>;
     $in = <DICT>; chomp $in;
      }
   while ((length $in)>7);
   push @last, $in;
 }
 
 
print "<table><tr>";
for (0..255)
{
  $domseek = floor(rand($domcount));
  print "<td>";
  print "<a href=mailto:$first[$_]$last[$_]\@$domlist[$domseek]>$first
+[$_]$last[$_]\@$domlist[$domseek]</a>";
  print "</td>";
  if ($_ % 3 == 2) {print "</tr>\n<tr>";}
}
print"</table>";
print"</body></html>";
 
close DICT;
close DOM;

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