I am looking for someone to provide me a mail relay. Please contact me if you have a mail server and it has a *reverse resolvable* IP address, and you are interested in helping me out to resolve this issue.
I have requested src/usr.sbin/timed/timedc/timedc.c, v 1.5 to be MFC’ed to RELENG_4 and RELENG_4_10 so it will get its way into the upcoming release. It has not decided whether this will be merged into RELENG_4_10 yet, however, it is very likely that this will.
Currently the settings are:
Strict RFC821 Envelop.
刚刚揭露的那个TCP漏洞OpenBSD在1999年就修正了……和FreeBSD现在用的方法类似，只是更严厉一些。折服了……
Yesterday someone has asked me about my diary system, I told her that my diary is managed by my own diary software, which is a close-source system (written in C#) and I do not want to share it with others because it is technically not a friendly one.
TCP is vulnerable?! Yes if your system relays on persist TCP connections, for example, routers supporting BGP. CERT has released a advisory about this.
I have turned on several anti-spam settings on beastie.frontfree.net to ease my life. They stand for “most evident spam characters” and hence should not go to the content filtering subsystem and should be directly dropped.
It seems that sina’s bad-brainly designed anti-spam system is going to do more foolishnesses. By applying their RFC-violence, they did not blocked spam and in addition, make normal mail slow and even not deliverable.