move the server quickly,
and seemingly ran the service illegally for a good half a year.
Thankfully Russian authorities are super-sloppy and didn't do anything.
Maybe this transition is also a good thing, since a lot of the Western
world criminals prefer to use Russian services. Now they
Hello.
Well, there is no working server-side solution forXMPP as of now, and
today was a first day I used the "doomed to fail" client-side solution:
a simple yet effective CAPTCHA-plugin for Gajim. Today was a first day
for a long time I haven't received a single spa
Hey everyone. This is kind of a follow up to the topic.
Today I've noticed thatGajim's plugin "Anti Spam" got update to the
version 0.4.2. I thought it was a trivial bugfix, but hey, now it offers
a much needed custom question/answer feature! It may still not be a
solution
Hello, Mickaël. Will this reputation system work for disposable
accounts, automatically createdand used to send just one SPAM/SPIM message?
On 11/19/2016 08:03 PM, Mickaël Rémond wrote:
Hi,
On 19 Nov 2016, at 13:19, A mailto:a...@creep.im>> wrote:
Hey everyone.
The spam problem pe
I constantly being contacted by legitimate strangers, which ask me
something about the service for example, so this is not the solution.
On 11/19/2016 04:59 PM, Yonnji wrote:
There is a "privacy list" feature in Gajim. It allows you to block
people which is not in your contact list
Okay, then I misunderstood you. Could you elaborate a bit how it's
fought in 2016 (that can be applied to XMPP of course, not just
outlining some measures implemented in centralized proprietary protocols)?
On 11/19/2016 04:58 PM, Evgeny Khramtsov wrote:
No:) As I said, that's not h
t the protocol (not the questions
themselves obviously) should be standardised into a XEP so that not
every client creates its own idea of how to do it. You should suggest
it on the xmpp-standards mailinglist.
I think there is nothing to be standardised, because he is describing
text-based CAP
Hello. I didn't consider to suggest it in a XEP form. This seems viable.
Will do when I have some spare time.
On 11/19/2016 03:53 PM, Marvin Gülker wrote:
Hi,
On Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 03:19:34PM +0300, A wrote:
How do this problem was solved back in 2000s? Very easy. Popular clients
nd prosody?
Regards,
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Krzysztof Grochocki
Beherit Development
https://beherit.pl/
2016-11-19 13:53 GMT+01:00 Marvin Gülker <mailto:m-guel...@phoenixmail.de>>:
Hi,
On Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 03:19:34PM +0300, A wrote:
> How do this problem was solved back in 2000s? Very eas
Hey everyone.
The spam problem persists and it gets worse and worse each consecutive
day, but seems like nobody actually can or wants to do anything. All the
anti-spam measures discussed here in this list are a mere blocking of
spam JIDs or even whole domains.
But this will not mitigate the
Then you should investigate how to get it there, maybe some essential
package is missing. I've got ejabberd from Debian testing repository and
my ejabberdctl has get_last command.
On 09/01/2016 10:22 AM, Rafał Zawadzki wrote:
On 2016-09-01 03:17, A wrote:
When I said "by root&quo
l Zawadzki wrote:
I have installed as dedicated user in /opt/ejabberd directory. What do you mean
by root? System ubuntu.
A – Thu., 1. September 2016 0:40
Forgot to say, this should be run as root, and I assumed ejabberdctl is
installed. How did you install ejabberd? From a repository? What system
y
Forgot to say, this should be run as root, and I assumed ejabberdctl is
installed. How did you install ejabberd? From a repository? What system
you use, by the way?
On 09/01/2016 01:22 AM, Rafal Zawadzki wrote:
This throws unknown command error.
However, I have in my ejabberd.yml following
Hey. Something like this'd work:
#! /bin/bash
IFS='
'
for USER in `ejabberdctl registered_users creep.im`
do
echo $USER": " | tr -d '\n' && ejabberdctl get_last $USER creep.im
done
Of course you'd like to change "creep.im
Hello fellow XMPP operators.
I've just discovered 1000 (exactly) bot accounts on my server
(creep.im). Since the last update of ejabberd, from version 16.02 to
16.03, I've noticed a drastic spike of CPU load. After inspecting the
log I discovered, that a lot of accounts with strange
Hello fellow XMPP operators.
I've just discovered 1000 (exactly) bot accounts on my server
(creep.im). Since the last update of ejabberd, from version 16.02 to
16.03, I've noticed a drastic spike of CPU load. After inspecting the
log I discovered, that a lot of accounts with strange
Really needed endeavour. Dropped email to the .im authorities. By the
way, owners of services with websites should also make a post or
something to tell users, that it is possible to convince .im authorities
to enable DNSSEC.
In the end of the day, the users will ultimately benefit from
I thinkthe problemmay not be resolved by blocking IP's, subnets, JID's,
servers etc. on a per-administrator basis.
What we needis some kind of (de)centralized semi-automatically populated
storage of aforementioned entities, which can be automatically used by
servers (through
Hello, Peter. I already run TorProject.org mirror on my server and will
be glad to mirror XMPP.net too. The server is situated in Russia. Count
me in.
A
On 10/08/2015 04:47 PM, Peter Saint-Andre - &yet wrote:
As you might have noticed, the IM Observatory site at xmpp.net is
down. The mac
There is an IM Observatory (https://xmpp.net) site which users actually
use before deciding which service to join, and some clients, Gajim for
sure, actually shows a padlock icon on near the account on server, which
uses encryption. However if there is a self-signed certificate, like one
on
Had upgraded from Wheezy's ejabberd to Jessie's in a week the latter was
released and can say that it was not that hard. Now ejabberd is
relatively up-to-date and works great. The configuration format changed
to YAML, but ejabberd is shipped with a conversion tool, which converts
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