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  1. Re:Why is this still an issue? by zboubi · · Score: 1 · on China and its Relation With Spam

    Same for me, at firewall level, with netfilter, geoip and this antichina filter

  2. Bragging time ! by zboubi · · Score: 1 · on VCF 7.0: BBS Bonanza in Bay Area

    At last an occasion to show my best picture around : I'm proud of this one ! Taken in august 79, when I was less than 3yo.
    I Guess I haven't changed that much, since I'm now a sysadmin.

  3. Re:this one is opensource by zboubi · · Score: 1 · on Revolutionary Spam Firewall Developed

    To catch those chinese and korean spam before they make it to your smtp: This geoip firewall filter for iptables drop mail coming from incriminated countries. This tool gets 50% of the spam I should receive. Combined with dspam, I do not receive anything but genuine mails. Enjoy !

  4. Filter spam at firewall level by zboubi · · Score: 1 · on Spam's U.S. Roots

    Catch those chinese and korean spam before they make it to your smtp:
    This geoip firewall filter for iptables drop mail coming from incriminated countries.

    This tool gets 50% of the spam I should receive. Combined with dspam, I do not receive anything but genuine mails.
    Enjoy !

  5. Stopping china-originated spam on netfilter by zboubi · · Score: 1 · on Reverse Firewalls As An Anti-Spam Tool

    A lot of spam originates from servers located in China, Taiwan, HongKong and Korea. I don't plan to receive mail from these countries in a foreseeable future; yet, spamassassin doesn't catch all the spam they send me. So I designed a tool to filter them at the firewall level : netfilter iptables geoip

  6. Re:"Progress"? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Can Your ATM Play Beethoven?

    Well, that one ran on DOS, and crashed badly :
    DOS ATM crash

  7. DOS prompt on a french ATM ! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Public BSOD Sightings?

    2 pics of a DOS read/write error on a french ATM here