[Xitami] I wanna get this guy
Jill Heske
xitami@lists.xitami.org
Wed, 8 Aug 2001 22:24:31 -0400
Michael,
Thanks very much for the response. "World-famous" might be a little
optimistic :) Hope you liked the book. I have been experimenting with
luring a name or address out of this person. I added a message board, some
comment areas, stuff like that. What I would really like to do is configure
Xitami to pop up a login screen just for that IP address. Is there any way
to do that?
Jill
ps How did you know I played the cello?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael [mailto:michael@alft.net]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2001 5:03 PM
> To: Jill Heske; xitami@lists.xitami.org
> Subject: Re: [Xitami] I wanna get this guy
>
>
> If you were the world-famous author I'd say use "fuzzy logic" but you
> might be someone else. ;D
>
> There are far more weird people in the world then there is time to track
> them down. If the information and images are too revealing you may
> want to tone the site down a little until the "stalker" gets bored and
> leaves.
>
> There could be some rational and totally non-weird reason for their
> behavior you haven't thought of. You might just have your first
> groupie!
>
> If they have a static ip you might try searches (esp google) for
> the ip as
> this sometimes appears in some listings.
>
> Put in comment areas, esp in places the lurker frequents. Gather
> information as it's amazing how far you can get on just a little
> information. If they play an instrument, such as a cello, they are
> probably listed in a music directory somewhere. My oldest daughter, a
> budding geneologist, can track down nearly anyone but without a huge
> budget she needs more than just an ip.
>
> Also, change your website around. Keep the root level clean without
> links and change the directory names for areas you'd prefer to keep
> more private. If the lurker quickly finds their way into the
> private areas,
> you know to look within close circles or co-workers.
>
> Michael Alft
> http://alft.net/software
> Online Since '89
>