(right).
Dennis Duval
that.
Thanks for any comments or suggestions on how to overcome this problem.
Dennis Duval
This is what a letter looks like if it actually gets delivered to one of my
users
Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Delivered
This won't stop "this kind of attack" because there
is nothing in the nature of this attack that requires
a non-reversed IP. If you're worried about stopping
"this attacker," then use tcprules[1] to block connections
from the attacker's IP (or IP block). I would only do
this after trying
the control chars come from, and
if they are some uncontrollable artifact of transmission, should OE be able
to retrieve the item even though they are present.
If anyone wants to examine this file, I have saved it in its original form
with the control characters and would be happy to send it.
Dennis Duval
entry from your /etc/inetd.conf.
I will try this. Thank you!
Dennis Duval
type, i.e.:
/var/qmail/bin/qmail-popup earth.care2.com /bin/checkpasswd
/var/qmail/qmail-pop3d Maildir
as per man qmail-popup.
Dennis Duval
Also, I believe that checkpoppasswd requires that the password in the
popusers file be encrypted.
Dennis Duval
I installed qmail with the Jedi's checkpoppasswd.
Err...make that RedHat 5.0, not red-hot 5.0 (spellcheckers are great if you
know how to use em.
Dennis Duval
'dancing santa' executables (why? I don't
know).
If anyone has any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong or what I can do
to diagnose the problem, I would be very grateful.
Dennis Duval
Cove Internet, Inc.
