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Hm, someone's just testing his/her new Nokia 7710. Nothing especially worrying, I'll probably remove those user accounts if they remain inactive.Rufes wrote:2005-03-14 test7710 Egypte
2005-03-14 testnokia Finland
2005-03-14 Test_Nokia Finland
Suspicious?
Better twice then not I guess..avij wrote:Hm, someone's just testing his/her new Nokia 7710. Nothing especially worrying, I'll probably remove those user accounts if they remain inactive.Rufes wrote:2005-03-14 test7710 Egypte
2005-03-14 testnokia Finland
2005-03-14 Test_Nokia Finland
Suspicious?
They appear to be imported from myeuro.info. This is very welcome, although it raised some eyebrows that he/she appears to use some kind of an automated system to enter the notes.de-jo wrote:Does somebody know how this new user gets so much notes in the database in such fast way???
A new user... Very wellcome!! More than 2000 notes in 30minutes?
The answer to this question is in the post right above yours...pete_wood wrote:What about this new Austrian user http://www.eurobilltracker.eu/index.php ... 8;id=51648
He/She entered over 4000 notes on the first day?
Are there any restrictions on the use of automated inserters?avij wrote:They appear to be imported from myeuro.info. This is very welcome, although it raised some eyebrows that he/she appears to use some kind of an automated system to enter the notes.
I would say no. But I'm curious, how did you do that? What kind of programm you were using?kennymccormic wrote:Are there any restrictions on the use of automated inserters?
As long as the notes entered are valid (ie. you've had those notes), I see no problem using whatever method you prefer.kennymccormic wrote:Are there any restrictions on the use of automated inserters?
You once wanted to do that with my notes too, but never did. I thought you'd have changed your opinion so that the date has not to be changed. But if you still want to do it, you can still do it.avij wrote:I'll most probably change the entry dates to the dates you've mentioned in the comment, so that the hits that resulted from your notes would be correct.
I wrote a small vb app that takes a slightly modified version of androl(?)'s myeuro.info export-file and an ETB session-id and inserts the exported data using that sessionKlazu wrote:I would say no. But I'm curious, how did you do that? What kind of programm you were using?
One could change them only when hits with them emerge. Not before, because it's an awful lot of work.androl wrote:You once wanted to do that with my notes too, but never did.avij wrote:I'll most probably change the entry dates to the dates you've mentioned in the comment, so that the hits that resulted from your notes would be correct.
Cool. Nice thing that someone can implement new programms when needed.kennymccormic wrote:I wrote a small vb app that takes a slightly modified version of androl(?)'s myeuro.info export-file and an ETB session-id and inserts the exported data using that session
Maybe such a program should be made publicly available if someone else wants to make such migration.