> when it comes to mail(), it is a whole different story. if i disabled mail() > on just one box today, a *lot* of people would complain and with good > reason - the collateral inflicted by something that drastic (ie disabling a > very popular function to protect against a relative edge case) is way out of > line. i am not an anti-spam fanatic, the clients' requirements come first. > The whole matter is moot because no matter how aggressively you block access to mail(), sendmail, et. al. The user can still make socket calls directly using SMTP commands. The protocol is not hard to understand and it's the neerdowells that you're talking about stopping not the innocent accidentals.
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