Re: encrypt email address to a string
From: Tony Curtis (tony_curtis32_at__SPAMTRAP_yahoo.com)
Date: 12/17/03
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Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 20:07:22 -0600
>> On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 04:23:31 GMT,
>> "Reportor" <test@test.com> said:
>> > What I need to do is pretty simple. I need to add email
>> > address as a Referal, but I want it to look something >
>> different, so that spammers will not know that is an >
>> email. I don't want to keep a database to make member1 = >
>> abc@abc.com, member2 = abe@abe.us
>>
>> Why not?
>>
>> Maintaining a map of opaque tokens to email addresses
>> sounds like a really good solution. You could simply
>> create a configuration file to store this map, or even put
>> it in the source code.
>>
> I hate to use flock(). I am trying my best to avoid any
> WRITE to disk.
Why would you need to write? You'd just be reading a file to
look up a token's corresponding email address.
This also places a buffer between input data and the program's
actions; there's no way anyone can work out what the target
email address is from looking at publicly available
information and you can protect yourself from accepting email
addresses you don't want.
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