>I'm currently moving my colo'd web/email/etc stuff to a box hosted by
>serverbeach.com.
>[cheap, big transfer allotment]
Before you go, Google for serverbeach in news.admin.net-abuse.email.
They seem to have a bit of an abuse problem over there.
They seem to be downstream from Swbell/SBC, in the
apt-get install tcptraceroute
man tcptraceroute
Very often spammers' Web servers drop ICMP and can't be
pinged or tracerouted. They can hide from tcptraceroute
but it's harder.
Cameron
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I shut off FTP access in January and lost about 10% of my
Web-hosting users. It seems almost all of them
are on MS-Windows, and they have ongoing problems with
their SSH/SFTP clients WinSCP[23] and psftp.exe.
I don't want to bring back plain-old FTP because of
the clear text password problem.
But
I wrote:
>>All they know is someone sold them
>> a "secure FTP program" and they can't understand why I want them
>> to dump it and use the known-to-be-broken WinSCP instead.
Alex replied:
>Whats broken in winscp? Its working fine for about 400 clients here
I don't have any MS-Windows boxes to
>If you need transparent FTP encryption, you may look at SafeTP
>http://safetp.cs.berkeley.edu/
We used that for a year or so. About a third of the users
were able to make it work. The rest of them couldn't install
the proxy properly, or had firewall problems or something.
The ones who did get i
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