Please correct me if I am wrong but if you are talking with a SMTP server with this kind of blocking:
MAIL FROM: argentinian@spammer.com.ar RCPT TO: somebody.that@dont.like.spam.com
550 Recipient not found
Your server refuses that mail, so you as the postmaster should never get an error message. The postmaster from the relay or the spammer himself does.
Right now you can do this at server level with sendmail using the access_db feature. I only receive spam from the.ar domain, but there must be other users that don't want that domain blocked. Implementing this feature will be a giant leap for spam-free mankind.
your own rewrite rule that matches mail from.ar to you and then rewrite it as a bounced mail?
This is what I am looking for! do you know how to do it?
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They are asking for regulation
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The software industry is getting used on producing bad quality/buggy software and sells you a licence where they make no warranties about it. Everybody in the software industry is doing it and there is no way competition will fix this so the only way to solve this is by regulation.
I remember to mention this when we were discussing about the Kerberos "enhancement" in Win2000: I think we should have some sort of "Federal Software Commision" to regulate and force the software industry to follow certain quality rules, provide warranty and support for the product for a minimum of years, etc.
I think Microsoft is only part of the problem. The real problem is the 'standard' impossed by them. Software companies are getting used to force you to agree with they licenses and offer no waranties about the product they sell.
If you build cars, you have to comply with environmental and safety regulations, if you are in the telecom or broadcasting bussiness you have to comply with the FCC. You are required to have spare parts available for 10 years for the appliances you produce... if you sell buggy software... nothing.
I think the worst punishment for Microsoft is to create a Federal Software Commision to enforce a "Software Quality Act". Software companies should get their aproval before releasing "new features" like those 'enhancements' to the Kerberos protocol.
I can see the headlines: "Microsoft fined by the FSC for buggy OS".
"invents or discovers any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter, or any new and useful improvement thereof, may obtain a patent"
IMHO: I think the keyword here is NEW. It means (at least for me) you cannot patent the wheel. When patents over LZW, one-click orders, Y2K windowing fix, etc where granted, they were already in use on many websites, i.e. they were NOT NEW.
I was updating from win95 to win98 and have a small home network with a linux machine as a dial-on-demand router to the internet. I remember when win98 installation was almost finish the linux started calling the internet. The trigger was a DNS query I couldn't log at that moment, but unplugged the net connection to the win98 box. It was hanging for about two minutes before continued and finished win98 install.
"It is always recommended to make a new user account rather than being logged in as root all the time. Do this by typing 'useradd [name]', where is the name of the user you want to add. Once added You will need to make a password for that user. To do this, type 'passwd [name]'', again where [name] is the name of the user to modify."
Why nobody think about a script to run the first time you login to do this stuff?
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MAIL FROM: argentinian@spammer.com.ar
RCPT TO: somebody.that@dont.like.spam.com
550 Recipient not found
Your server refuses that mail, so you as the postmaster should never get an error message. The postmaster from the relay or the spammer himself does.
Right now you can do this at server level with sendmail using the access_db feature. I only receive spam from the .ar domain, but there must be other users that don't want that domain blocked. Implementing this feature will be a giant leap for spam-free mankind.
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RCPT TO: romulus@jerky.net
542 Recipient doesn't like you
This is what I need. I want the server to refuse mail based on user blacklists.
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This is what I am looking for!
do you know how to do it?
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I remember to mention this when we were discussing about the Kerberos "enhancement" in Win2000: I think we should have some sort of "Federal Software Commision" to regulate and force the software industry to follow certain quality rules, provide warranty and support for the product for a minimum of years, etc.
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If you build cars, you have to comply with environmental and safety regulations, if you are in the telecom or broadcasting bussiness you have to comply with the FCC. You are required to have spare parts available for 10 years for the appliances you produce... if you sell buggy software... nothing.
I think the worst punishment for Microsoft is to create a Federal Software Commision to enforce a "Software Quality Act". Software companies should get their aproval before releasing "new features" like those 'enhancements' to the Kerberos protocol.
I can see the headlines: "Microsoft fined by the FSC for buggy OS".
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"invents or discovers any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter, or any new and useful improvement thereof, may obtain a patent"
IMHO: I think the keyword here is NEW. It means (at least for me) you cannot patent the wheel. When patents over LZW, one-click orders, Y2K windowing fix, etc where granted, they were already in use on many websites, i.e. they were NOT NEW.
This is what they want to produce... they create chaos and then come with the solution: more legislation = more control
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: 'CInt'
This one is when you
We are on almost the same situation than Mexico. Salary for ITs goes from $8000 to $25.000. Right now I'm making about 18K for IT Support.
I was updating from win95 to win98 and have a small home network with a linux machine as a dial-on-demand router to the internet. I remember when win98 installation was almost finish the linux started calling the internet. The trigger was a DNS query I couldn't log at that moment, but unplugged the net connection to the win98 box. It was hanging for about two minutes before continued and finished win98 install.
The only problem, every time they make a change on the rooms, they will need to demolish and rebuild.
From the installation page:
"It is always recommended to make a new user account rather than being logged in as root all the time. Do this by typing 'useradd [name]', where is the name of the user you want to add. Once added You will need to make a password for that user. To do this, type 'passwd [name]'', again where [name] is the name of the user to modify."
Why nobody think about a script to run the first time you login to do this stuff?
First they got the Russian ones...
Now this?
I say, let's send them a nuke. If it don't blow the marcians surface then we know somebody else is out there.