formMail.cgi or alternatives -- WEB400

Subject: formMail.cgi or alternatives
From: "Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2007 22:33:25 -0400
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I have a customer's web site where they contracted a rewrite from an outside
non-iSeries company, but iSeries will still be the server. This is not a dynamic site-
all advertising, & I've already lost the arguement to make it dynamic.
They want to use formMail.cgi for allowing web user
to fill in some info (credit app) to email to a company rep.
Quick web search indicates this is a spammer's dream come true.
Anyone implemented this?
Any alternatives (net.data?) or something or any way to make formMail.cgi secure?
I've been told I'm not part of this project, but I am contracted to manage the Apache
webserver (which means I did a setup years ago, & I keep the groups & cume updated
a couple times a year).

jim franz

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