Email

太多了，太多了……

+1 -1: #strict_7bit_headers = yes

Gibe is still the first place, and MyDoom(here, it was called Worm.SCO.A) drastically dropped down.

beastie# bzcat maillog.0.bz2 | grep INFECT | awk ‘{print $8;}’ | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn
181 (Worm.Gibe.F),
86 (Worm.SCO.A),
2 (Worm.Dumaru.Y),
1 (Worm.Sobig.F),

Gibe and its variants are still dominant, and MyDoom is approaching to catch up:

beastie# cat drwebd.log | grep infect | grep MyDoom | wc -l
243
beastie# cat drwebd.log | grep infect | grep Gibe | wc -l
257
beastie# cat drwebd.log | grep infect | grep -v Gibe | grep -v MyDoom | wc -l
0

It’s interesting that there’s no viruses without a name “Gibe” nor “MyDoom”…

From my Dr.Web log, it seems mydoom is getting its peak. Today it replaced the Win32.HLLM.Gibe.2, to be the king of virus on my mail server :)

It’s to my interest that the virus seemed to be < 32K. So if you have a sample, please send it to me (REMEMBER: Please encrypt it by adding a password in your ZIP or RAR archive, so I will be able to receive it without having the DrWeb to block it.)

Mutt is a text driven Mail User Agent (MUA). It supports many useful features, including IMAP/POP3 (even TLS) support, and it is very neat.

Here is my configuration file.

呵呵，实在不知道闹鬼这个词怎么能够贴切地用英文表达，所以，还是老老实实用中文吧，so if you don’t understand Chinese, I can’t share this blob with you, just learn Chinese like what I did with English :-)

Today someone posted a patch to qmail 1.0.3 and pointed out this.

I have a quick patch to this issue, hope it’s correct.