lena> They chose incomprehensible m4 in order to coerce you to buy
lena> support from them.
nice shot. ;)
sadly, as someone who still remembers doing raw sendmail.cf, m4 was a
major improvement over eric's fascinating attempt to create a new AI
language and claim it was a configuration syntax.
jarland> Anyone else seeing issues connecting to comcast.net MX servers
jarland> today? We've got emails piling up in queue and connection
jarland> failures all over.
Nope. Not just you.
Been backing up since at least 07:43am PST this morning, still clogged
on my server.
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faisal> Yes, there's been a few reports elsewhere. As Laura commented
faisal> somewhere:
laura> "Given the amount of mail I'm getting today I suspect it's just
laura> "All lines are busy. Please try again.""
LOL.
Yes, black friday/cyber monday are the annual "oh yeah, i'd been meaning
to unsubsc
Not sure exactly how long but at least 2020. I moved IPs when my server
was moved and rDNS took a day or two to get updated and mailed bounced
during this time.
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jlevine> I agree that overall, the new TLD program has been a failure
jlevine> and makes a mockery of ICANN's claim to operate as a public
jlevine> charity in the interests of the public.
atro> The second round is just around the corner. I guess you're
atro> thrilled. I am.
I wish the next round
andy> I would also recommend Mythic Beasts. We only used them to send a
andy> low volume of email, but never had problems and technically they
andy> are a capable bunch who I imagine would care about abuse.
+1 on tech clue and caring about abuse with Mythic Beasts.
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joe> The O'Reilly book on UUCP has a bear on the front for a reason.
Yeah. A radioactive zombie apocalypse bear. ;)
(Scars from having 3000+ UUCP customers and having to process UUCP maps
and gatewaying to SMTP, BITNET and probably something else I've finally
mercifully forgotten...)
We gave a c
pbk> - It is said to increase security for mailbox owners because seeing
pbk> the companies logo they now they can see the message really is
pbk> from "brand.com".
pbk> I still doubt this will work, because I could easily create a logo
pbk> that looks similar to brand.com, but use "brAnd.com
We have all sorts of tools for detecting, filtering, documenting spam
and processes for trying to get spammers off the net (and occasionally
even prosecuted).
But in these tense times, lots of PoC/non-white/non-cis get hate emails,
death threats, etc.
Is there software out there like spamassassin
matthew-l> As far as I am aware, the SOA SERIAL on authoratitive servers
matthew-l> is not involved in any resolution by resolvers; in short,
matthew-l> resolvers don't make use of it. The only thing resolvers do
matthew-l> use from the SOA is the TTL for negative caching.
Yup.
Serial number is
jay> Jay's Law: Any product released by a technology company with
jay> "Smart" in it's name will do stupid things.
I find the following definition of "smart" from dictionary.com to be
almost perfect in this context:
"to be the cause of a sharp, stinging pain, as an irritating
application, a b
wdgarc88> We do not have contract with spamhaus so are concerning it
wdgarc88> might violate some limit and spamhaus are too valuable, so now
wdgarc88> we place full route filter on originate AS7922 as preventing
wdgarc88> teachingmx-ins is better cure alround
pe> Your network but be aware that th
wdgarc88> We do not have contract with spamhaus so are concerning it
wdgarc88> might violate some limit and spamhaus are too valuable, so now
wdgarc88> we place full route filter on originate AS7922 as preventing
wdgarc88> teachingmx-ins is better cure alround
Your network but be aware that the le
wdgarc88> In past 48 hour we see massive increase in spam attempts, have
wdgarc88> comcast previously blocked port 25 outbound? and now removed
wdgarc88> that block?
Last I heard, they still block outbound 25 by default for all consumer
connections. But there is one particular spammer that likes t
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