one these devices without looking. does that make me somekind of mutant?
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He was trying a known exploits to find out if a mail server sends spam and should be black listed. He never lied about the intentions of the email and so what if the Return-Path is forged, the point is if a mail is not returned to him it is not spam. My mail server can handle bounces no problem. If Lotus Domino can't then to bad for them and the idiots that use the swiss army knife type software.
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And where did he lie about the source? Below is an example orbz email. I see orbz.org all over it. (I've removed everything that could identify me or my mail servers and replaced that with x's. I've also removed the greater-than and less-than symbols around the email addresses so/. would display them)
Return-Path: bounce-xxxxxxx@localhost Delivered-To: xxxxx-xxx@xxxx.com Received: (qmail xxxx invoked by uid xxx); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000 Delivered-To: xxxx-xxxx@xxxx.com Received: (qmail xxxx invoked by xxx); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000 Delivered-To: relay%orbz.org@localhost Received: (qmail xxxx invoked by uid xxx); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000 Received: from bounce-xxxxxxx@localhost by xxxx.com by uid 527 with qmail-scanner-1.10 (avp. Clear:0. Processed in x.xxxxx secs); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000 Received: from sender.orbz.org (HELO orbz.org) (sender@205.231.149.53) by xx.xx.xx.xx with SMTP; xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000 Message-ID: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.1.4@orbz.org Date: xxx, xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx +0000 From: bounce@orbz.org Errors-To: bounce@orbz.org To: relay@orbz.org Subject: ORBZ TestThis is a test message from the ORBZ service. We are checking your mail server for open relay capabilities. The receipt of this email in no way indicates that you are running an open relay.
If you are interested in the results of this test, see:
http://orbz.org/?xx.xx.xx.xx
If it turns out your server fails the test and is an open relay, spammers might be stealing your bandwidth. In fact, ORBZ tests are often triggered by forwarded spam. In this case, you can find information on how to secure your mail server at:
http://mail-abuse.org/tsi/
MAIL FROM:bounce-xxxxxxx@localhost RCPT TO:relay%orbz.org@localhost
What kind of argument is that? They are not wasting there time developing a gnome based spreadsheet application. Microsoft Excel doesn't even run on Linux natively.
GUI management tools are only part of the desktop puzzle, great apps like Gnumeric are the other.
Do you really want to pick up that new Brittney Spears CD or watch that new NBC sitcom. Come on people this stuff is making us brain dead. Lets keep making Linux and BSD better and better and just forget about what Microflush is trying to push us to use.
Sure. Lets start with 160 meters. I can't wait to get my wireless access point with 120 foot rubber coated antenna. Where will I put it.
I think more geeks should get their ham licenses. I'm bored with talking to all the old farts and would probably get on the air more if I could talk to someone who actually knows what Linux is.
Does this mean that the RR sales staff will tell you that you can't sign up for RR if you're not running on of their supported OS's? They do this with Linux currently, I basically told them that I run Linux and that it is really none of their business what OS I run and that I didn't expect them to "support" my OS, but I did expect them to support their network. I really wish they would lose the whole supported operating system BS.
You are an idiot. The point is that BSD is the exact opposite of proprietary software. You IP is anyones to take, use and make money. GPL on the otherhand is the best of both free and proprietary. Anybody has the freedom to use GPL software, but if you change it you have to contribute back to the community the changes you made if you make the sofware available to anybody else.
You could event the next great app, place it under the BSD license and hell yea it would be free, but some Joe who is smarter than you could come along and take your code, add a couple of things and sell proprietary versions. All the while you still have to go to the soup kitchen twice a week. With the GPL you would have access to Joe's changes get an even better idea and make some money for yourself. Of course Joe would have access to your changes, but that is only fair.
You all compete, make a better product and let the best marketer win. Oooops. That would be Microsoft, so never mind.
Not really a dump idea. Amateur hand held tranceivers have long had cross band repeat and dual receive. Icom is one company that makes them. Some of these include dc to light receivers, hundreds of memories and the ability to transmit on up to 4 differenct frequency bands. If people really want "free" communications an amateur radio license is super easy to get.
>Pause Technology is an intellectual property company focused on the Personal Video Recorder market and related industries. In addition to licensing our existing patents we are interested in acquiring new ones as well. Please direct any representations of new technologies to Charlie Call .
Pause Technology, founded in 2000, is an LLC that has been well funded by major corporate and individual shareholders.
There use of technology is the only technology in the whole company. Does it make sense that a company founded in 2000 can buy old "unexploited" patients and sue innovative companies? Bad lawyers...bad...bad.
You say you might have relayed spam, but you offer no proof.
In a properly setup qmail installation, you will not relay. You may accept messages that are spam (like any other MTA), but those messages won't go anywhere.
Read life with qmail. If you have setup differently, then rebuild using lifewithqmail instructions.
My point is why are they having babies in the first place. If they don't have the time for the added responsibility of a Down's baby then they out to rethink having a baby in the first place and adopt.
So I guess what I really mean by pro-choice is that the choice shouldn't be made after the fact in normal situations and the choice is to have a baby or not. Termination doesn't enter the picture. I think a lot of people miss this when they talk about this issue.
I would like to question the reason such testing is necessary in the first place. If a woman wants to become a mother doesn't the fact that she would consider termination of her pregency because her baby is "less than perfect" create some doubt about her ability to parent? We became parents because we loved children, not because we wanted perfect children.
My wife is a midwife (and previously worked with down's syndrome adults) and we are against most prenatal testing and find it offensive that a person who chooses to be a mother could reconsider because a doctor told her that her baby was damaged.
And no, we are not right to lifer's. We are liberal, UU's and pro-choice.
I think the catholic church has prior art on this one.
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Stupid moderators. Not only has this article been answered many times last year it is answered much more clearly in my link from December 2000 then the one Timothy posted from September 2000.
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I run mozilla on Linux and Windows. I have no complaints about it's memory use. As a matter of fact IE can and will end up using just as much memory as Mozilla if it stays up long enough. So all I can say is: Memories cheap dude. Buy some today!
I love moderators who DON'T READ THE ARTICLE. For that ID-10-T here is the paragraph which my comment refers.
Because what we're preparing for is not the Code Reds of today, but the Code Deep Purples of tomorrow. Not half-assed worms cobbled together by so-called "script kiddies" who merely download the right pieces of code and whose intentions are basically benign. I'm talking about vast and malicious super worms. If you could create something that attacked Cisco router software, for example, you really would cause a global Internet meltdown.
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one these devices without looking. does that make me somekind of mutant?
He was trying a known exploits to find out if a mail server sends spam and should be black listed. He never lied about the intentions of the email and so what if the Return-Path is forged, the point is if a mail is not returned to him it is not spam. My mail server can handle bounces no problem. If Lotus Domino can't then to bad for them and the idiots that use the swiss army knife type software.
And where did he lie about the source? Below is an example orbz email. I see orbz.org all over it. (I've removed everything that could identify me or my mail servers and replaced that with x's. I've also removed the greater-than and less-than symbols around the email addresses so /. would display them)
d unique identifier)
Return-Path: bounce-xxxxxxx@localhost
Delivered-To: xxxxx-xxx@xxxx.com
Received: (qmail xxxx invoked by uid xxx); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000
Delivered-To: xxxx-xxxx@xxxx.com
Received: (qmail xxxx invoked by xxx); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000
Delivered-To: relay%orbz.org@localhost
Received: (qmail xxxx invoked by uid xxx); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000
Received: from bounce-xxxxxxx@localhost by xxxx.com
by uid 527 with qmail-scanner-1.10 (avp. Clear:0. Processed in x.xxxxx secs); xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000
Received: from sender.orbz.org (HELO orbz.org) (sender@205.231.149.53)
by xx.xx.xx.xx with SMTP; xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx -0000
Message-ID: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.1.4@orbz.org
Date: xxx, xx xxx xxxx xx:xx:xx +0000
From: bounce@orbz.org
Errors-To: bounce@orbz.org
To: relay@orbz.org
Subject: ORBZ TestThis is a test message from the ORBZ service. We are checking your
mail server for open relay capabilities. The receipt of this email in
no way indicates that you are running an open relay.
If you are interested in the results of this test, see:
http://orbz.org/?xx.xx.xx.xx
If it turns out your server fails the test and is an open relay,
spammers might be stealing your bandwidth. In fact, ORBZ tests are
often triggered by forwarded spam. In this case, you can find
information on how to secure your mail server at:
http://mail-abuse.org/tsi/
MAIL FROM:bounce-xxxxxxx@localhost
RCPT TO:relay%orbz.org@localhost
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(remove
What kind of argument is that? They are not wasting there time developing a gnome based spreadsheet application. Microsoft Excel doesn't even run on Linux natively.
GUI management tools are only part of the desktop puzzle, great apps like Gnumeric are the other.
Do you really want to pick up that new Brittney Spears CD or watch that new NBC sitcom. Come on people this stuff is making us brain dead. Lets keep making Linux and BSD better and better and just forget about what Microflush is trying to push us to use.
I've been in the hobby 20 years. Since I was 14. Extra for the same amount of time.
Sure. Lets start with 160 meters. I can't wait to get my wireless access point with 120 foot rubber coated antenna. Where will I put it.
I think more geeks should get their ham licenses. I'm bored with talking to all the old farts and would probably get on the air more if I could talk to someone who actually knows what Linux is.
Did you follow the instructions in the email with the subject like [NIC-999999.2efa] NOTIFY DOMAINNAME-DOM? If not it won't work.
Does this mean that the RR sales staff will tell you that you can't sign up for RR if you're not running on of their supported OS's? They do this with Linux currently, I basically told them that I run Linux and that it is really none of their business what OS I run and that I didn't expect them to "support" my OS, but I did expect them to support their network. I really wish they would lose the whole supported operating system BS.
Literally.
Extra lame stuff to pass the lameness filter.
You are an idiot. The point is that BSD is the exact opposite of proprietary software. You IP is anyones to take, use and make money. GPL on the otherhand is the best of both free and proprietary. Anybody has the freedom to use GPL software, but if you change it you have to contribute back to the community the changes you made if you make the sofware available to anybody else.
You could event the next great app, place it under the BSD license and hell yea it would be free, but some Joe who is smarter than you could come along and take your code, add a couple of things and sell proprietary versions. All the while you still have to go to the soup kitchen twice a week. With the GPL you would have access to Joe's changes get an even better idea and make some money for yourself. Of course Joe would have access to your changes, but that is only fair.
You all compete, make a better product and let the best marketer win. Oooops. That would be Microsoft, so never mind.
Wow! And Linux is still at 2.4, windows is so high they stopped counting and started using letters!
:)
Not really a dump idea. Amateur hand held tranceivers have long had cross band repeat and dual receive. Icom is one company that makes them. Some of these include dc to light receivers, hundreds of memories and the ability to transmit on up to 4 differenct frequency bands. If people really want "free" communications an amateur radio license is super easy to get.
>Pause Technology is an intellectual property company focused on the Personal Video Recorder market and related industries. In addition to licensing our existing patents we are interested in acquiring new ones as well. Please direct any representations of new technologies to Charlie Call .
Pause Technology, founded in 2000, is an LLC that has been well funded by major corporate and individual shareholders.
There use of technology is the only technology in the whole company. Does it make sense that a company founded in 2000 can buy old "unexploited" patients and sue innovative companies? Bad lawyers...bad...bad.
You say you might have relayed spam, but you offer no proof. In a properly setup qmail installation, you will not relay. You may accept messages that are spam (like any other MTA), but those messages won't go anywhere. Read life with qmail. If you have setup differently, then rebuild using lifewithqmail instructions.
My point is why are they having babies in the first place. If they don't have the time for the added responsibility of a Down's baby then they out to rethink having a baby in the first place and adopt.
So I guess what I really mean by pro-choice is that the choice shouldn't be made after the fact in normal situations and the choice is to have a baby or not. Termination doesn't enter the picture. I think a lot of people miss this when they talk about this issue.
I would like to question the reason such testing is necessary in the first place. If a woman wants to become a mother doesn't the fact that she would consider termination of her pregency because her baby is "less than perfect" create some doubt about her ability to parent? We became parents because we loved children, not because we wanted perfect children.
My wife is a midwife (and previously worked with down's syndrome adults) and we are against most prenatal testing and find it offensive that a person who chooses to be a mother could reconsider because a doctor told her that her baby was damaged.
And no, we are not right to lifer's. We are liberal, UU's and pro-choice.
I think the catholic church has prior art on this one.
Stupid moderators. Not only has this article been answered many times last year it is answered much more clearly in my link from December 2000 then the one Timothy posted from September 2000.
What Memory Leak Detector Do People Use?
INFO WHOIS Lookup BETA This WHOIS contains official Queue 1 and Queue 2 results. You searched for: "microsoft" The domain name you searched is not in the registry, and may be available for registration. To register a domain name, contact an Afilias-authorized registrar.
Shame on you cmdrtaco. User testing on your development boxes, turn in your geek license.
Same as Microsoft. This would be the 2000 version, next version is XP.
I run mozilla on Linux and Windows. I have no complaints about it's memory use. As a matter of fact IE can and will end up using just as much memory as Mozilla if it stays up long enough. So all I can say is: Memories cheap dude. Buy some today!
Because what we're preparing for is not the Code Reds of today, but the Code Deep Purples of tomorrow. Not half-assed worms cobbled together by so-called "script kiddies" who merely download the right pieces of code and whose intentions are basically benign. I'm talking about vast and malicious super worms. If you could create something that attacked Cisco router software, for example, you really would cause a global Internet meltdown.