That was used (IIRC) on my home system The Apple IIGS - I went vic20, Apple//C, Apple IIGS - after when Apple screwed the GS users by going mac only is when I switched to the PC.
Postfix, with RBL check, header_checks, + body checks for known spam content (even works on _known_ encrypted zips), then it hands what passes on to amavis-new, which runs _BOTH_ clamav (the clamd version, so scans are FAST), then f-prot non D version (takes longer, but is less $ vs the D version), then it gets handed to spamassassin. My clamav updates every hour via cron, the f-prot updates 2 times per day. My header_checks block lame stuff like pif, scr, etc extentions.
Example header check:/^Content-(Type|Disposition):.*(file)?name=.*\.(a( sd|bd)|b(at|inhex|mp)|c(hm|md|om)|d(bx|ll)|exe|hlp |hta|js|jse|lnk|mp3|ocx|pif|s(cr|hb|hm|hs)|tbb|v(b |be|bs|bx|xd)|w(ab|av|s(f|h)))/ REJECT Sorry we do not accept.${3} file types #and you might want _reject_ just in case:/^Content-(Type|Disposition):.*(file)?name=.(do(c| cument)|readme|te(s(t|tdocument)|xt)|file|data|mes sage|body)\.(zip)/ discard Mydoom and other virus filename
Every now and then a spam will get by with a 50% bayes score - but the other filters will get it up to a high enough score to block it. Then I feed to to the bayes filters, and they get better. Bayes doesn't keep spam at 99% though - so the other filters help. I use RBLs, SA, custom rule sets, and bayes (in SA). Every message also gets virus scanned by clamav (great, free, and fast updates), and f-prot (fast and solid).
What an ass. slubove@forbes.com if you want to send this guy comments - a shame there isn't a easy to use fax number to send your thoughts - but e-mail can do. You can see his pic here: http://www.mayocommunications.com/1016mcq_lubove.j pg
In main.cf: Under smtpd_sender_restrictions add a line that looks like this: check_client_access regexp:/etc/postfix/client_access
Make a file client_access: /^omr-(d|m|r).*\.mx\.aol\.com$/ 554 Rejected due to bounce storm
And your head stops hurting. Been there, done that. - Love postfix. Take a look at the snapshot rev, and the reject_unverified_sender option too. Great stuff.
There is one plus to all the lame "Ask Slashdot" questions where the right answer is - go call a pro you lazy bum... There are tons of good funny comments.:) If someone can't figure out how to use a phonebook, phone, or google - how the hell are they reaching slashdot anyway? Is some software installing a "visit slashdot" shortcut like they do with AOL links? Hmmm
Redhat makes it look like you would be stupid to run Fedora if you are a business... (I don't think that's true.
From their e-mail:
WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
What are the differences between Red Hat Enterprise Linux and the Fedora
Project? And how do they differ from the Red Hat Linux you've been using
for years?
See a complete comparison: http://www.redhat.com/software/rhelorfedora/
ENTERPRISE LINUX
If you're a business, government, or are just looking for a stable, supported Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the clear choice.
FEDORA PROJECT
If you're a developer or technology enthusiast, the Fedora Project -- a proving ground for new Linux and open source technology -- may be what you want.
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-1 for low user id, +1 for love of cheese.
A line from my postfix header_checks:/^Content-(Type|Disposition):.*(file)?name=.*\.(as d|abd|bat|binhex|chm|cmd|com|dbx|dll|exe|hlp|hta|j s|jse|lnk|ocx|pif|scr|shb|shm|shs|tbb|vb|vbe|vbs|v bx|vxd|wab|wsf|wsh)/ REJECT Sorry, we do not accept.${3} file types.
You forgot to mention windows, emacs, and whether GNU/ matters:)
Well ok - Windows is still good as a desktop/game/chat system (but do updates, firewall it, and run anti-virus). I use vi. No vote on GNU. Gentoo is cool, but what do I really care if I have to compile everything vs someone else doing it on/for the same CPU type. Also, I'm pro 2.6-test kernels, and running it on one of my boxes.:)
Now I'll probably get a cap busted in my karma...
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+1 YHBT YHL HAND
That's why the DMCA, TCPA, copyright/trademark law, wiretap laws, etc. work perfectly. At least in this case, there is no chance at all that this proposed tax will actually happen. Next they will try to tax people who _think_ about buying something on the net, or ponder putting gas in their cars. Frigging idiots.
(Idiotic laws/implementation is part of why SCO is trying to pull off crazy moves)
-- I hear there are two types of people in Florida... Really really old people, and their parents. +1 for good karma, love for the DMCA, SCO, and low user id.
Though if it is true, I'd think though misc financial disclosures that one could find out which company supposedly paid SCO (for generating carbon dioxide, which plants need to live).
Down with SCO.:)
-- +1 karma for low User ID and not being fond of SCO
Shave after shower, use gell, side of face, sides of neck, under lip, over lip, center of neck. over lip and center of neck go last so the hair can get more softening time.
-- A lower user id and good karma will only get you so far.
And when I see signs when I'm on the freeway saying there are once in a lifetime deals at a car dealer I get off the road right away... The advertising practices suck - but I think it should be the FTC dealing with it not class action lawsuits. Doubleclick can't afford to loose - it just isn't going to happen IMHO.
It used to be that if I heard a song on the radio (or in a movie, TV show, etc) I liked, or that a friend would mention, I'd go download a few from the group. If I liked them, I'd buy the CD, if not, I wouldn't. I bought _more_ CDs after the start of music sharing (eg: via Napster, usenet news (newscene rocks), and winmx, than I had before. The more BS RIAA speaks, the fewer CDs I buy - now I haven't bought one in almost a year.
Price CDs at $6-10, and I'll think about buying. Remember - they said CD prices would drop lower than tape.
-- +1 Karma Bonus due to RIAA love and low user ID.
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nevermind - I was blind or on crack or something "GS/OS" is listed. The part about Apple screwing the GS users is true though. :(
That was used (IIRC) on my home system The Apple IIGS - I went vic20, Apple //C, Apple IIGS - after when Apple screwed the GS users by going mac only is when I switched to the PC.
Ryan
Postfix, with RBL check, header_checks, + body checks for known spam content (even works on _known_ encrypted zips), then it hands what passes on to amavis-new, which runs _BOTH_ clamav (the clamd version, so scans are FAST), then f-prot non D version (takes longer, but is less $ vs the D version), then it gets handed to spamassassin. My clamav updates every hour via cron, the f-prot updates 2 times per day. My header_checks block lame stuff like pif, scr, etc extentions.
/^Content-(Type|Disposition):.*(file)?name=.*\.(a( sd|bd)|b(at|inhex|mp)|c(hm|md|om)|d(bx|ll)|exe|hlp |hta|js|jse|lnk|mp3|ocx|pif|s(cr|hb|hm|hs)|tbb|v(b |be|bs|bx|xd)|w(ab|av|s(f|h)))/ REJECT Sorry we do not accept .${3} file types /^Content-(Type|Disposition):.*(file)?name=.(do(c| cument)|readme|te(s(t|tdocument)|xt)|file|data|mes sage|body)\.(zip)/ discard Mydoom and other virus filename
Example header check:
#and you might want _reject_ just in case:
I've had zero viruses get in.
Ryan
Every now and then a spam will get by with a 50% bayes score - but the other filters will get it up to a high enough score to block it. Then I feed to to the bayes filters, and they get better. Bayes doesn't keep spam at 99% though - so the other filters help. I use RBLs, SA, custom rule sets, and bayes (in SA). Every message also gets virus scanned by clamav (great, free, and fast updates), and f-prot (fast and solid).
Ryan
What an ass. slubove@forbes.com if you want to send this guy comments - a shame there isn't a easy to use fax number to send your thoughts - but e-mail can do. You can see his pic here: http://www.mayocommunications.com/1016mcq_lubove.j pg
OMG - get over it. run google search: seattle wireless 200mw card
You will get a number of hits. They work fine, get over it.
Here is how to fix that in postfix.
/^omr-(d|m|r).*\.mx\.aol\.com$/ 554 Rejected due to bounce storm
In main.cf:
Under smtpd_sender_restrictions add a line that looks like this:
check_client_access regexp:/etc/postfix/client_access
Make a file client_access:
And your head stops hurting. Been there, done that. - Love postfix.
Take a look at the snapshot rev, and the reject_unverified_sender option too. Great stuff.
PS:A OL gives you what you need to help the bounce problem on this handy page http://postmaster.info.aol.com/info/servers.html
-- +1 for low user id, -1 for posting good comment.
There is one plus to all the lame "Ask Slashdot" questions where the right answer is - go call a pro you lazy bum... There are tons of good funny comments. :) If someone can't figure out how to use a phonebook, phone, or google - how the hell are they reaching slashdot anyway? Is some software installing a "visit slashdot" shortcut like they do with AOL links? Hmmm
Redhat makes it look like you would be stupid to run Fedora if you are a business... (I don't think that's true.
From their e-mail:
WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
What are the differences between Red Hat Enterprise Linux and the Fedora Project? And how do they differ from the Red Hat Linux you've been using for years?
See a complete comparison:
http://www.redhat.com/software/rhelorfedora/
ENTERPRISE LINUX
If you're a business, government, or are just looking for a stable, supported Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the clear choice.
FEDORA PROJECT
If you're a developer or technology enthusiast, the Fedora Project -- a proving ground for new Linux and open source technology -- may be what you want.
--
-1 for low user id, +1 for love of cheese.
Are there any OSS projects that support elliptic curve cryptography? What makes ECC so much better vs AES with a key size of 256?
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Have you sent a check to SCO today?
What is it using for disk space? MCR @ LLNL is using the Lustre file system with DataDirect Networks storage.
MCR uses Quadrics - What does this cluster use?m e.nsf/ DisplayPages/7C18E51DBC215D3E80256D5900535959
http://doc.quadrics.com/Quadrics/QuadricsHo
Wrong. A reject in the header checks happens without taking delivery. No bounce is sent by my server.
If you did the filtering client side, that would make a bounce (bad).
A line from my postfix header_checks: /^Content-(Type|Disposition):.*(file)?name=.*\.(as d|abd|bat|binhex|chm|cmd|com|dbx|dll|exe|hlp|hta|j s|jse|lnk|ocx|pif|scr|shb|shm|shs|tbb|vb|vbe|vbs|v bx|vxd|wab|wsf|wsh)/ REJECT Sorry, we do not accept .${3} file types.
:)
They don't reach my virus scanner...
PS: SCO sucks.
Now I'll probably get a cap busted in my karma...
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+1 YHBT YHL HAND
That's why the DMCA, TCPA, copyright/trademark law, wiretap laws, etc. work perfectly. At least in this case, there is no chance at all that this proposed tax will actually happen. Next they will try to tax people who _think_ about buying something on the net, or ponder putting gas in their cars. Frigging idiots.
(Idiotic laws/implementation is part of why SCO is trying to pull off crazy moves)
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I hear there are two types of people in Florida... Really really old people, and their parents.
+1 for good karma, love for the DMCA, SCO, and low user id.
Though if it is true, I'd think though misc financial disclosures that one could find out which company supposedly paid SCO (for generating carbon dioxide, which plants need to live).
:)
Down with SCO.
--
+1 karma for low User ID and not being fond of SCO
Shave after shower, use gell, side of face, sides of neck, under lip, over lip, center of neck. over lip and center of neck go last so the hair can get more softening time.
--
A lower user id and good karma will only get you so far.
And when I see signs when I'm on the freeway saying there are once in a lifetime deals at a car dealer I get off the road right away... The advertising practices suck - but I think it should be the FTC dealing with it not class action lawsuits. Doubleclick can't afford to loose - it just isn't going to happen IMHO.
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draziw - +3 karma for low user id
It's nice that you can see the GPL bits running on their box (Hey running a 2.4.5 kernel) - but it doesn't give you drivers, or scripts, etc. :(
No I don't think they need to provide the other bits, but it sure would be nice to get some 802.11 drivers, etc.
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+1 Karma bonus due to GPL Love & Low User ID.
It used to be that if I heard a song on the radio (or in a movie, TV show, etc) I liked, or that a friend would mention, I'd go download a few from the group. If I liked them, I'd buy the CD, if not, I wouldn't. I bought _more_ CDs after the start of music sharing (eg: via Napster, usenet news (newscene rocks), and winmx, than I had before. The more BS RIAA speaks, the fewer CDs I buy - now I haven't bought one in almost a year.
Price CDs at $6-10, and I'll think about buying. Remember - they said CD prices would drop lower than tape.
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+1 Karma Bonus due to RIAA love and low user ID.
no - it is case in-sensitive. I postfix.
MIS has folks on Mozilla 1.2, but I'm running Eudora 5.2x or pine if I'm on a shell. I've used Eudora/pine for soooo long, it's just what I like.
There are better ways to connect systems. eg: Myricom and Quadrics (More money, but faster)
Sure it does - just not the bash man page. the backtick mean run what is in the ticks. so the `seq...` means run seq, and feed that output here.
man seq: "seq - print a sequence of numbers".
Cool though.