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Is there a way to find IP addresses on a forum? There's a local forum that's got some bad stuff on it that directly affects some members of my family. All are using made up names (of course) and we'd like to try to find out who is doing the posting.
Thanks for any help you can give.
Define "bad stuff" and "affects". Because if what they're doing is illegal, you report it and let the pros find them.
If it's not illegal, why exactly do you need to know who they are?
Define "bad stuff" and "affects". Because if what they're doing is illegal, you report it and let the pros find them.
If it's not illegal, why exactly do you need to know who they are?
People talking smack about my son-in-law and his (ahem) "business partner." There's a child in this sordid mess. My daughter has tried to get the admin to take the damn thing down and it's no go. We just don't know who the posters are - for all we know the "business partner" herself may be behind the whole thing - she appears to thrive on attention. As near as I can figure this is about the 4th marriage the "business partner" has broken up.
Define "bad stuff" and "affects". Because if what they're doing is illegal, you report it and let the pros find them.
If it's not illegal, why exactly do you need to know who they are?
People talking smack about my son-in-law and his (ahem) "business partner." There's a child in this sordid mess. My daughter has tried to get the admin to take the damn thing down and it's no go. We just don't know who the posters are - for all we know the "business partner" herself may be behind the whole thing - she appears to thrive on attention. As near as I can figure this is about the 4th marriage the "business partner" has broken up.
The only to get a site to take anything down if they are not willing is to sue them.
Are you talking about a social network that the kid might see what is going on?
Duh troof makes kids smarter.People talking smack about my son-in-law and his (ahem) "business partner." There's a child in this sordid mess. My daughter has tried to get the admin to take the damn thing down and it's no go. We just don't know who the posters are - for all we know the "business partner" herself may be behind the whole thing - she appears to thrive on attention. As near as I can figure this is about the 4th marriage the "business partner" has broken up.
The only to get a site to take anything down if they are not willing is to sue them.
Are you talking about a social network that the kid might see what is going on?
Yes - that's one of the worries. What happens a few years down the road if the child comes across this thing and reads this stuff? It shouldn't happen - it's detrimental to the child's well-being.
Define "bad stuff" and "affects". Because if what they're doing is illegal, you report it and let the pros find them.
If it's not illegal, why exactly do you need to know who they are?
People talking smack about my son-in-law and his (ahem) "business partner." There's a child in this sordid mess. My daughter has tried to get the admin to take the damn thing down and it's no go. We just don't know who the posters are - for all we know the "business partner" herself may be behind the whole thing - she appears to thrive on attention. As near as I can figure this is about the 4th marriage the "business partner" has broken up.
Define "bad stuff" and "affects". Because if what they're doing is illegal, you report it and let the pros find them.
If it's not illegal, why exactly do you need to know who they are?
People talking smack about my son-in-law and his (ahem) "business partner." There's a child in this sordid mess. My daughter has tried to get the admin to take the damn thing down and it's no go. We just don't know who the posters are - for all we know the "business partner" herself may be behind the whole thing - she appears to thrive on attention. As near as I can figure this is about the 4th marriage the "business partner" has broken up.
Until a law is broken, the admin/owner of the site is under an obligation to NOT reveal the IP addresses (unless users waive that right as a condition of use). And once a law IS broken, they are only going to share that info with Law Enforcement.
You'll have to file a complaint with Law Enforcement in the area where the service is physically located (unless the laws have changed in the past 10 years).
People talking smack about my son-in-law and his (ahem) "business partner." There's a child in this sordid mess. My daughter has tried to get the admin to take the damn thing down and it's no go. We just don't know who the posters are - for all we know the "business partner" herself may be behind the whole thing - she appears to thrive on attention. As near as I can figure this is about the 4th marriage the "business partner" has broken up.
Until a law is broken, the admin/owner of the site is under an obligation to NOT reveal the IP addresses (unless users waive that right as a condition of use). And once a law IS broken, they are only going to share that info with Law Enforcement.
You'll have to file a complaint with Law Enforcement in the area where the service is physically located (unless the laws have changed in the past 10 years).
Or get a good sniffer program.
Europe has almost exhausted its stock of old-style internet addresses. Strict rationing of these addresses - called IPv4 - has been started by the body that hands them out in Europe. From now on, companies can only make one more application for IPv4 addresses and, if successful, will only get 1,024 of them. In addition, any application for more old addresses must demonstrate how an organisation is using the new, replacement, addressing scheme. "The day has come, finally," said Axel Pawlik, managing director of the Ripe NCC that hands out addresses to European ISPs, firms and other organisations.
Every device that goes online is allocated a unique Internet Protocol (IP) address. The internet grew up using an addressing scheme called IP Version 4 (IPv4). In the 1970s when the web was being built the 4.3 billion IP addresses allowed by IPv4 were thought to be enough. However, the rapid growth of the internet and popularity of the web have swiftly exhausted this pool. The growth of the net is linked to the size of the pool because everything that connects to the net needs an IP address to send and receive data.
Restrictions
Plans are afoot to move to a new scheme, known as IP Version 6 (IPv6), that has an effectively inexhaustible supply of addresses. On 14 September Ripe NCC got down to its last 16 million IPv4 addresses. While this might sound a lot, said Mr Pawlik, the use of this last substantial block would be so heavily restricted that the supply could be considered to be at an end. "Applicants will only get about 1,000 addresses," said Mr Pawlik, "and that's it and they only get them once and that's the end of it." To even get that small number of IPv4 addresses, he said, applicants must already have an allocation of IPv6 addresses and demonstrate how they planned to use them.
Immediately prior to reaching the last big block Ripe was handing out just under four million IPv4 addresses every 10 days. Anyone planning expansion based around the net should already be committed to using IPv6, said Mr Pawlik. Other techniques based around technical tricks that share IPv4 addresses among many different devices would prove increasingly unworkable, he said. "They are complicated, potentially unstable and expensive," he said. "The other route they could go is to v6 as it's in most of the net equipment now."
BBC News - Europe hits old internet address limits
Until a law is broken, the admin/owner of the site is under an obligation to NOT reveal the IP addresses (unless users waive that right as a condition of use). And once a law IS broken, they are only going to share that info with Law Enforcement.
You'll have to file a complaint with Law Enforcement in the area where the service is physically located (unless the laws have changed in the past 10 years).
Or get a good sniffer program.
umm that wouldn't do anything. you would just see traffic between yourself and the board. in order for the sniffer to see what you want it would have to be running on the web server of the board
I would join that board and tell ´em they are assholes.So the answer is set up a website just so you can load pictures?
