vestigages of its XMPP federation out of its misery, and I don't
know if it's because nobody out there wants to talk to me, or because
my "spimmy domains" blocklist is getting depressingly long.
(And FWIW, jabber.ru was one of the first I added...)
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ed.
Or, for that matter, keeping it running at all.
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ou will find that nobody will accept email from you.
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On Wed, Feb 15, 2017 at 08:07:09PM -0500, Solomon Peachy wrote:
> And IMO, this still-getting-worse spam problem is far more of a threat
> to the XMPP network than Google's lack of encrypted S2S support.
>
> I've started blocking entire domains now, as they're clearly
7;s lack of encrypted S2S support.
I've started blocking entire domains now, as they're clearly not doing
anything about preventing spammy signups...
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does one for example.com suffice, given that that's what is actually
> part of the JIDs? Or do I even need one that covers
The latter is all I've ever done.
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On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 06:06:21PM +1000, shm...@riseup.net wrote:
> i also wonder if mqas.net is the only photographer in the world to have
> a dnssec signed zone...not sure how to research that one though
Not the only one. :)
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rely.
But hey, what do I know. I'm just a poor leaf jabber server operator
with a total of three users whose entire rosters (save for two business
contacts of mine) are hosted by Google. And I can talk to *all* of them
just fine using the google account I need for my phone anyway.
Ain&#x
ven't said anything about what they intend to
do to address that (not insignificant) userbase's needs.
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an ill-defined problem.
I could expand on my reasoning if there's interest, otherwise it's
pretty off-topic.
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er. ;)
I don't understand where your sarcasm and defensiveness is coming from.
XMPP, like any engineering effort, required tradeoffs between
conflicting prinicples. The gains from using XML as a transport layer
vastly exceeded the downsides. Over time, that tradeoff has only b
it. (One could argue that Google
Hangouts is an example of this principle...)
I'm not saying XMPP is perfect or suitable to all situations, but its
use of XML as its low-level transport goes a long way towards enabling
XMPP goals of extensability, interopability, and robustness.
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ut those deployments aren't typically federated ouside their
organizations, at least not in an open manner.
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, in the name of TheChildren(tm)) you're still going to be
vulnerable to traffic analysis which 9/10 times is more useful than the
actual message contents.
To paraphrase the old maxim -- Those who do not understand P2P are
doomed to reimplement it. Poorly.
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than a strength, which is an understandable, if highly disappointing
attitude.
Sigh.
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ms to be the case.
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ipate on this (and future) interop/test days.
But I can't sign the manifesto, because I strongly believe committing to
a hard cut-off date for non-encrypted S2S traffic is counterproductive.
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;cool
kid's darknet" that you'll need to abandon in order to communicate with
your colleagues, clients/vendors, and/or your mother.
Anyway.
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stuff like whois masking either.
Their tagline is "no bullshit", and so far they've lived up to it.
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rar (Dotster) kept putting
off implementing.
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unicate with the majority of my roster as they "upgrade".
Sigh.
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ts to ALL:!LOW:!SSLv2:!EXP:!aNULL)
so I was curious to what that translated to on the wire, so to speak.
I wonder if there's any risk of losing interop if I disable RC4-*..
Thanks for runnig this test for me.
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Thanks,
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generic TLS connection testers
out there; this could be mostly automated.
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