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Oct 19 |
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Oct 19 |
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Is possibile to get the physical location of an article/page created on a website? That'll tell you where the server is, and if it's on a mass hosting provider it won't tell you anything useful. |
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Oct 19 |
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Is possibile to get the physical location of an article/page created on a website? Then it's possible. As I said: Law requires ISP's to store logs for 2 years, but it's generally left to the discretion of the host/site admin as to what (if anything) they keep. |
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Oct 19 |
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Is possibile to get the physical location of an article/page created on a website? Depends very much on the host. Some might (though if it really was 2001 it's highly unlikely that logs have lasted that long) but others may not. If it's a very large hosting company then their logs would get cleared fairly regularly (several hundred thousand people leave a lot of IP's). As for getting the information you would absolutely need to get law enforcement involved, because that information can only be given to them under both US and british law (and is also, as a side note, one of the sections in ACTA) |
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Oct 19 |
answered | Is possibile to get the physical location of an article/page created on a website? |
