Bind - one pc,two ips ,two dns servers
Christopher Chan
christopher.chan at bradbury.edu.hk
Thu Dec 4 07:00:20 UTC 2008
>> Ha! I find it amazing that you let Yahoo!, Hotmail and Google through
>
> Honestly, the problems we've had from those 3 together, still would not
> make up for 10% of the crud outblaze used to give us.
I find that amazing that you make this statement given that you said
Outblaze was blocked way before you arrived on the scene.
>
>> even though they not only have way more scripters and scammers abusing
>> their systems but also have difficult/non-responsive abuse desks. Yet at
>> the same time, Outblaze who actively searches for such scum accounts
>
> They never used to back in those days, maybe with your arrival things got
> sorted out, but complaints to abuse@ might as well gonew to abuse AOL for
> all hte good it did as well, oh yeah AOL were totally denied for 6 months
> as well back in the late 90's, but then I got a call from one of the U.S
> AOL postmasters, apologising for the issues and that all complaints
> would be dealt with, they kept their word, so we let em back in.
>
Oh really? Funny you say AOL cleaned up in the late 90's. As far as
people on SPAM-L are concerned, they did not clean themselves up until
sometime between 2005/6. I watched AOL postmasters/abuse contacts come
and go and apologizing on SPAM-L around then. Funny that I don't see
Suresh (Outblaze postmaster for years) having to do that at all on
SPAM-L. Not before, nor after. You must have some real weird definition
of who is a spam supporter and who is not.
>
>> them but coming out and accusing someone without evidence is not on.
>
> My evidence as stated was how they were, you want more evidence ask any
> network manager around from that era, you yourself admitted they had
> problems, maybe they are good now, I dont know, but as above, why should i
> accept that risk, Outblaze or any of their partners sure as hell do NOT
> pay me to accept their data so I am under NO obligation to accept ANY
> bytes of data from them and since its been status quo for neigh on a
> decade, I'm sure they couldn't care less either :)
I could care less whether you allow traffic from Outblaze boxes to
yours. I am just pointing out that nobody on SPAM-L which includes
respected maintainers of black lists that produce very low false
positives believe that Outblaze is a spam supporting outfit.
>
>> again modified their message to get past filters like they constantly do
>> on Yahoo!, Hotmail and Google?
>
> Again, those services apart from what I previously stated, were not a big
> problem here, if they become one rest assured they will join the shitlist.
Sure. Not a fair few on SPAM-L already block them three. They ain't
hosters and their users have no business (or should not have any)
receiving emails from free webmail accounts.
>
>> Sure, sure. You probably don't have to keep normal users happy at the
>> same time anyway unlike free webmail users like Outblaze, Yahoo! and
>> whoever.
>
> I dont deal with normal users, no one in netops does, apparently we are
> too anti-social :)
LOL.
>
>> Anyway, keep going on you MTA admin. I ain't doing that anymore. Too
>> much stress fighting spammers and keeping users happy at the same time.
>
> I enjoy it, it gives me something to do. We each here have our niche's,
> mine's mail and dns.
>
>
Please add spammer hunting to your list of niches :-P
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