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milOrGovVisSniff 1 details
milOrGovVisSniff 1 details
Developer:
Dave Lauderdale
Hits:
550
License:
Version:
1
Platform(s):
linux, windows
Date added:
Date updated:
2007-11-19
milOrGovVisSniff description
This script checks to see if your website visitor is using a military or government computer and logs the true results to a log file. NOTE: the log file will have to have read/write permissions in order for the script to work.
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