question on *requiring* a 'cl' search comparison (amongst other required comparisons)

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2000

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 35414
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texte = In the docs it says this-clZipCodedata=92069&clZipCodedata=10 finds all records whose ZipCode field is within 10of 92069 (92059 - 92079)But in my case I want to to find records that not only meet the close to criteria,but also have a certain IP address. (I want to require both criteria.) I want to tofind records that were just appended within the last 45 seconds of the time when the[search] gets evaluated, and have the same IPaddress of the user. My question iswhere do I stick the rq? And do I use them on both the cl-statments?i.e. do I use this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[IPADDRESS]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=45?or this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[IPADDRESS]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindata=45?or this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[IPADDRESS]&clTimeLoggedindata=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=45?or this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[IPADDRESS]&clTimeLoggedindata=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindata=45?...in the [search]?-JohnPS - James - thanks for the previous response. In my case I want to prevent multipleattempts even when neither of username nor password has been input correctly... so Ican't block an account in any way I can think of. I mean if I knew the account ofthe attempter, then that means he is in and I wouldn't need to block him in the firstplace! (I wasn't sure what you meant if different.) So if I block by exact IP (andexpire those blocks after awhile) then the hacker would have to keep getting on and offhis dialup account to get around the blocks, or else wait my chosen expiration time(like 24 hours) - both of which slow him down enough to discourage hack attempts Ithink... Any further feedback is welcome!-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

question on *requiring* a 'cl' search comparison (amongst other required comparisons) (John Butler 2000)

In the docs it says this-clZipCodedata=92069&clZipCodedata=10 finds all records whose ZipCode field is within 10of 92069 (92059 - 92079)But in my case I want to to find records that not only meet the close to criteria,but also have a certain IP address. (I want to require both criteria.) I want to tofind records that were just appended within the last 45 seconds of the time when the[search] gets evaluated, and have the same IPaddress of the user. My question iswhere do I stick the rq? And do I use them on both the cl-statments?i.e. do I use this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[ipaddress]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=45?or this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[ipaddress]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindata=45?or this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[ipaddress]&clTimeLoggedindata=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindatarq=45?or this-&eqHisIPaddressdatarq=[ipaddress]&clTimeLoggedindata=[math]{[time]}[/math]&clTimeLoggedindata=45?...in the [search]?-JohnPS - James - thanks for the previous response. In my case I want to prevent multipleattempts even when neither of username nor password has been input correctly... so Ican't block an account in any way I can think of. I mean if I knew the account ofthe attempter, then that means he is in and I wouldn't need to block him in the firstplace! (I wasn't sure what you meant if different.) So if I block by exact IP (andexpire those blocks after awhile) then the hacker would have to keep getting on and offhis dialup account to get around the blocks, or else wait my chosen expiration time(like 24 hours) - both of which slow him down enough to discourage hack attempts Ithink... Any further feedback is welcome!-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ John Butler

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