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<0> average of 55 seconds spamd can hold a potential spammer's attention. 1 second being the least time and 477 seconds for the longest.
<0> pretty bored spamming software to hang out for 7 minutes 57 seconds.
<1> Battosai: I use "* ^From:.*NewAccounts@mail.*
<0> dhartmei, do you have any nice scripts that troll through your /var/log spamd logs and provides a set of real stats?
<1> I don't want to enable greylisting.. I wonder if it would make sense to run all inbound through spamd with the delay or not
<0> yashy, 132 messages are being defered at this moment with a 0% chance they will be retried.
<2> I've heard it really helps
<2> but now it seams some spammer apps take that timer into consideration
<0> 90% of them are for @etoh.eviladmin.org.. Wish I could kill that off.=(
<2> oh, and evning folks :)
<0> m10, most spams that make it to me are from hotmail/msn or from a compermised server running a real mailserver such as posfix.
<0> ermm.. almost all are postfix. <chuckle>
<2> heh
<3> Mouring: no, but there was something on the lists recently, i don't remember which
<2> when I ran a commersial ISP service I consulted with my customers and we banned periodically hotmail/msn
<3> might have been hand-calculated stats, not a script, though
<0> That is basicly what I just did was a real quick zcat | grep | cut | awk line.
<0> m10, I can tell a true hotmail attempt compared to phony spoofs.. hotmail will try 3 times very quickly to send it then move on to your next MX and try to deliver it 2 times with no real delay between them.
<0> a false attempt just tries once.
<0> It is so interesting to see smtp behavior... Exchange is the second worse mail server with making multiple attempts with no real delay.
<0> welp..I'm going home.
<4> GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
<4> hmm
<4> oh.. I got disconnected from server.. no wonder
<5> ok, going home
<5> bbl
<1> I wonder if I can just delay/throttle in postfix itself
<1> rdr inet proto tcp from <spamd> to any port = smtp -> 127.0.0.1 port 8025
<1> I have this, but spamd is just :spamhaus:china:korea:
<1> I'd like all inbound mail to be throttled
<2> repeated spam should be sentenced with death penalty
<2> don't ever cross your fingers, cause if you quit crossing your fingersm you quit
<6> http://www.thesuperficial.com/archives/2006/01/16/i_watch_stuff_live_blogs_the_g.html
<0> wearewatchingyou5.celanese.com
<7> Hello, im trying to install php 5.1.2 on suse 9.1... and when i use ./configure --prefix /home/user/php it goes through a load of lists and then says "libxml2 version 2.6.11 or greater required" and i just used yast to update it to 2.6.7 and it gives the same error, any ideas?
<1> It says it required 2.6.11, and you've only upgraded to 2.6.7, and you're wondering where the problem lies?
<0> wow.. when did 2.6.7 become greater than 2.6.11 ?
<7> uh
<0> /rom/from/
<7> Im confused
<8> any good solaris admin here ?
<9> doubt it
<0> chaoulJ, what is confusing?
<0> 7 is less then 11
<8> my head is in hpux mode and i can't remember what these eeprom settings should be / or how i can reset them to defaults
<7> yea
<8> i need to take a devalias out
<1> savecore: reboot after panic: trap: data access error
<1> [D]alek: printenv/setenv?
<8> i had to boot from cdrom
<8> then i mounted the c0t0d0s0
<8> it won't boot because it was reinstalled and has nvramrc=devalias rootdisk /pci@1f,0/ide@d/disk@2,0
<8> devalias rootmirror /pic@1f,0/ide@d/disk@0,0
<8> i need those gone
<8> its trying to boot from an old mirror
<10> susun a.k.
<1> okay my U10 won't stay up for more then 5 minutes now, and then power cycles :(
<11> power cable's loose!
<7> sun ultra 40
<7> how nice
<7> cool article on osnews
<1> I got in a debate with the chick editor, proved her wrong, and she wiped our whole thread the next day.
<11> that's trashy
<7> ah
<7> women
<7> :/
<1> I have a serial console to my U10 now.. anything I can tail to maybe get an idea of where the " trap: data access error" is happening?
<1> nothing obvious in messages
<7> anyone know what POKE is in reference to ***embly programming?
<7> maybe inserting a value into a memory location
<3> writes a byte (or value) into an (absolute) memory location
<0> poke is one of those ***ual terms in ***embly.
<7> anymore info. i understand somewhat :/
<3> C64 basic literally had a poke command, look it up :)
<3> nowadays things are more complicated
<0> chaulJ, imagine memory to be a set of 100 boxes laid out on the floor numbred 0 to 99 if you are "poking" you are putting something in a box.
<0> if you are "peeking" you are looking in a box.
<3> peek and poke were just funny synonyms for read and write (to memory locations)
<0> dhart, they are the ***embly ***ual terms.. "poking" and "peeking" are evil.
<7> hehe
<0> I remember calling peek and poke in Basic in Apple.
<12> yep
<0> forgot which basic.. I think it was the advanced version.
<12> sometimes only way to load a machine code subroutine :)
<12> ***uming you didnt have a compiler :)
<13> hello all
<3> http://www.atarimagazines.com/compute/issue55/64hires.php
<13> i have a quick question
<3> happy days of magic values which someone could remember ALL :)
<13> does anyone know how to find out if a server supports perl?
<3> you could run 'perl -v' and see if it prints anything other than 'command not found'...
<0> dhart, I remember doing drawings and multi-note music on the Apple.
<13> can I do that remotely?
<13> it's a webhost's machine
<3> if you have a shell, i.e. you can ssh in, yes
<13> all they offer is a thing called H-Sphere
<13> which has like ftp and phpmyadmin
<3> what would you use perl for, if you don't have a shell? cgi?
<13> i don't even know anymore
<13> i have to make a employee profile for a company
<14> hehe
<13> i wrote one out in php and mysql
<13> but i was getting all kinds of errors and just having no luck
<1> Ultra10 for sale.
<13> so i found a script called alumni pro that says it can be used as an employee profiler
<13> but it's written in perl
<13> and I have no idea on how to find out if the server supports perl
<0> Ask your hosting company.
<13> but perl can be implemented in about the same way php can right?
<0> I remember logging into the an apple corvous system and then peeking around memory until you found where the p***word was encrypted.. Scary enough once you found that you could find the list of all p***words. =-) Since the local machine did the verification not the server.
<0> sea, these are questions to ask your hosting group.. not us.
<0> they may require having a *.cgi extention.. or may require it to be in a cgi-bin/
<0> Only they know that.
<3> is it possible that your client would be equally able to just download some random scripts off the internet, and is actually paying for some skill required to getting it WORK? :)
<13> nah, $200 for a site
<13> that's barely anything
<13> well you know how there are php scripts you can upload on a server that when run show all of the php ver info?
<13> I was basically wondering if there were anything like that for perl
<3> you can upload a perl cgi, take a guess as to where the perl binary is, and just try it
<3> if the hoster allows to run arbitrary cgis
<3> php is usually integrated with the web server, perl usually not, or not always
<13> if it's not the correct binary it should just show the source text right?
<3> or an internal server error, or permission denied, or such
<3> if the script is not marked executable, or not in a dedicated cgi-bin directory, the web server will usually serve it as a plain text file, instead of executing it with the interpreter
<0> and if you are even more lucky they may be running mod_perl and you could find yourself with more joy as you hang yourself for the complexity it brings.
<3> you could break even after the 10th $200 project ;)
<13> okay
<0> $2,000? Phhhff... Insanity breaks occur after the 100000th.
<13> i finally broke down and called them
<13> hated to do it because it's long distance
<13> but what the hey
<0> there is always email.
<13> thats if they write back
<13> i used to work tech support
<0> if they don't write back I drop their ****ing ***.
<13> i know how easy it is to just "miss" one
<0> All ISP/Coloc/Hosting companies I work with reply back to me or they lose my business.
<13> ya, i have the same policy, but this isn't my host
<13> it's my boss'
<13> my host uses cpanel, which lists all of the perl info on the first page
<13> has anyone in here ever written something in PERL?
<11> :O
<0> too much
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