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pepperzeebars
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 Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 10:47 am Post subject: How to find out who last edited a pedigree? |
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| I'm trying to find out who last edited a certain pedigree, you know the little info box information. Is there a way to search maybe the IP address of the person who edited it last? There is a person who has been causing me some grief and heartache on other popular horse sites and now I believe that she has edited information about a horse I owned who has now since passed away but there's no real way of proving it is the same person unless I can get an IP address. I've tried emailing the website but no response yet. If anyone could help I'd appriciate it. |
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Sam
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| Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 1:31 pm Post subject: Re: How to find out who last edited a pedigree? |
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The only person to have access to that would be the site owner... and he doesn't seem to care. There's been malicious tampering with the pedigrees since this site went up, but since there's no one in place capable or willing to police the mischief, we just have to live with it.
Additionally, if the person you think did it is using AOL or some other hub IP provider, there's no way to track it back to them without going through their server (this site would only tell you the IP hub a message came from, not the specific IP address of an individual). Same thing if they are using an IP scrambler.
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NZ Appaloosas
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Personally, I'd like to know who keeps adding MY stallion back into the pedigree base with the wrong bloody spelling!  And not only that, but they keep putting his colour down wrong. We've removed the wrongly spelled version like three times already.
Diane
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Sam
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| NZ Appaloosas wrote: | | Personally, I'd like to know who keeps adding MY stallion back into the pedigree base with the wrong bloody spelling! And not only that, but they keep putting his colour down wrong. We've removed the wrongly spelled version like three times already. |
I really wish I could help, Diane.
Brad was SUPPOSE to give RA admin access last year so he could lock down pedigrees and names to prevent them from being tampered with, but that never happened and I think RA has left us for good. I don't have access either or I'd do it for you.
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NZ Appaloosas
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That's okay, I'm more or less used to it. There's someone else who also likes to change the colour on my old stallion, despite never having seen his colour listed anywhere (he's incorrectly marked as a fewspot with no base colour in the stud book) and us having the ApHC registration papers before he was imported here.
I guess some people just feel the need to throw what erroneous knowledge they have rather than allow people who actually know and handle the animal input the info! 
Maybe next time I'll add a note about the information being provided by the owner of the horse in the notes.  But I greatly appreciate your offer.
Diane
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horsewoman1965
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What happened with RA anyways???
Noticed awhile back there were no more posts.
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ghazal
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At last some changing has come up by the site owner! Just noticed today that in edit section my IP nr is shown in 'bold red texture', thats goood!!!
But as Sam said... it's not always easy to track!
Bia
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molly6moon
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| ghazal wrote: | At last some changing has come up by the site owner! Just noticed today that in edit section my IP nr is shown in 'bold red texture', thats goood!!!
But as Sam said... it's not always easy to track!
Bia |
Noticed that too but it doesn't mean a whole lot when whatever info/editing you try to do ends in a blank screen and the data isn't updated either way. Did you ever notice too that you get a different IP nr for every update you try? Why is that? |
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molly6moon
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| Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 8:47 am Post subject: Re: How to find out who last edited a pedigree? |
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| pepperzeebars wrote: | | I'm trying to find out who last edited a certain pedigree, you know the little info box information. Is there a way to search maybe the IP address of the person who edited it last? There is a person who has been causing me some grief and heartache on other popular horse sites and now I believe that she has edited information about a horse I owned who has now since passed away but there's no real way of proving it is the same person unless I can get an IP address. I've tried emailing the website but no response yet. If anyone could help I'd appriciate it. |
What's the name/breed of your stallion? I notice misspellings all the time when I add info. Because most of what I do is adding colors, date of births, etc. I cross reference EVERYTHING I add - to the AQHA & APHA registries ONLY - with the information they have on the official website. More than a few times I've found where a horse's name is spelled wrong and corrected it accordingly. In the event a horse was entered twice, one time spelled right, once wrong - I'll move whatever info is contained on the wrong spelling to the right and delete the wrong entry as I would think would help maintain the accuracy of this site.
I also cross reference with the Thoroughbred Pedigree Database too when I can. One thing I'm sure of is that I never deliberately misspelled a horse's name. That just messes with the whole purpose of this site. Did you notice that somebody posted some obscene messages on this forum? It's disgusting that somebody isn't monitoring this site and removing same. |
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ghazal
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| molly6moon wrote: | | Did you ever notice too that you get a different IP nr for every update you try? Why is that? |
I get the same number every time.. just checked that! Maybe it's because I have a fast line (broadband) spell??
Really don't know, sorry!
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horsetrainer89
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| Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 12:40 pm Post subject: NZ Appaloosas a.k.a Diane....... |
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NZ Appaloosas a.k.a Diane-
The reason that may be happening, I mean about your stallion, is that someone may have the same named horse as you. That maybe the reason for the different color and what not. |
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NZ Appaloosas
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Nah, it's someone who thinks they know more about our horses than we do.
Diane
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