Could the list admin contact directly Tan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
He would like to change his existing subscribed e-mail and therefore
solve the "out-of-office" reply.
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Would someone please remove Knowledge Computers from the list ?
During the last discussion regarding what is allowed to be posted for
sales we got an agreement.
see http://lists.swinog.ch/public/swinog/2006-May/subject.html "Rules
for used hardware selling"
Knowledge Computers is definitely
Uhm, my private detected spam count is still average:
150 spam/24h which means 87% of total mails received.
Also nothing special here.
This is not spam. To unsubscribe to this mail please reply with the
words "shut up" in the subject, directly to me :-)
Daniele
Matthias Hertzog wrote:
Yes, s
Use ORSN (Open Root Server Network) public nameservers:
NS1.DE.EU.ORSN.NET IP 217.146.139.5
RESOLVER.DATA-UNION.NET IP 62.157.101.211
Daniele
Stanislav Sinyagin wrote:
as a home user of Cablecom, I can't reach many American sites
since about 11am this Sunday.
These are not reachable:
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Ladu, Daniele wrote:
> Why not sell some fixed IPs, to customers who want use their own
> mailserver ?
> If i receive a request from such a user, that has a dyn IP, i tell him
> to buy
> a static one, because of full control and exclusion of DUHL. Furthermore
> the customer is self responsable, if
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Linux and AMD-x86_64 or do you still with Windows and Intel ?
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Sorry to bother you during your friday evening beer... ;-)
Anyone knows if there is any ISP offering unbundled ADSL in Volketswil ?
Answer please directly to me.
Thanx
Daniele
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Well, as I called the helpdesk on thursday they told me that they got a
swiss-wide outage.
We have a dual DSL link with BGP and both link never went down and the remote
/30 was all the time reachable.
Simply over 30 min we got no prefixes being announced and also the default
route was not prese
Beat Siegenthaler wrote:
In this case You will be forced to deploy M$-ISA ;-)
Please...
He's talking about firewalls... :-)
Oliver, I have pfSense in use and you can also have commercial support from
them.
It's stable and you can run inline-snort with autoblacklist or simple log.
I guess for
pfSense HAS commercial support !
It is provided by BSD Perimeter and Centipede Networks
Take a look at www.pfsense.org under "support".
Open-source and unsupported are two different words.
Daniele
Manuel Krummenacher wrote:
Hello!
On Wed, June 18, 2008 2:06 pm, Olivier Mueller wrote:
Is ther
Don't blame greylisting for this behavior.
Queue-and-retry was an option but it is mandatory since RFC-2821.
The very obsolete RFC-821 stated that "clients should retry".
In the old RFC-2119 it was explained that "should" means recommended.
The actual RFC-2821 states clearly that:
- "the
...and beside that, is really strange that 90% of the professional spam cleaner
(I'm talking about services not appliances) extensively use greylisting.
I'm using greylisting (with some self made scripts to auto learn to withe and
blacklist) since 2 1/2 years and I never missed a single mail.
S
Ensure that the distance between splitter and modem is no more than 2m and it
will work fine...
Daniele
Josh Geisser wrote:
> Hi Swinog
>
> is there an issue with those old Zyxel Prestive 650ME modem/routers? I
> have that 650 configured as modem and want to use PPPoE from a pfSense.
> works
I can confirm this behavior.
Although I don't expect that the spammers gave finally up...
Daniele
Adrian Kägi wrote:
About 2 weeks we receive approx. 30% less Spam on our Firewall.
someone knows the same phenomenon?
Is the Bot-Master in holidays? ;-)
Best wishes
Adrian
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And here we go with a new wave of spam coming from DSL and Cable bots...
My spamfilter was getting bored...
Benoit Panizzon wrote:
Am Dienstag, 4. November 2008 08:54 schrieb Benoit Panizzon:
Am Dienstag, 4. November 2008 08:46 schrieb Adrian Kägi:
About 2 weeks we receive approx. 30% less Sp
I see this like another example of fighting evil at the wrong end.
Of course it is important to fight such content but is filtering websites the
right method ?
I don't think so.
Let be realistic, how many ISPs worldwide are gonna deploy a Whitebox ?
Filtering locally simply means stopping end use
This has really nothing to do with Swinog.
No comment.
Daniele
Steven Glogger wrote:
> i just read this mail and take a short look at the website.
> i dont think swinog is the right platform for those topics..what do you
> think?
> -steven
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That's a personal opinion.
Read the charter at http://www.swinog.ch/charter/index.asp
Daniele
Gaston Shepard wrote:
> Look one screen height above the .png, from january 2007, it's only
> about human networks in the computer network engineering field.
>
> And my goal is to say "beware".
>
> Of
Someone from Swisscom could please contact me off list.
We are facing troubles with announcements through ASN3303.
Thank you
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Or other wisely said:
"Security is not absolute. It's just a matter of will and perseverance to break
in."
Now to come back to the login banner:
what exactly do you want to protect with a "lawful banner" your
network/application or the operators ?
I mean, if you offer someone a login and you ca
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Zorg 421 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A following to my service secret stuff:
>
> - It does not seem linked much to the vaud state police before may-june
> 2008.
> - Between 2002 and 2007, it definitively seems linked to the DDPS / SRS
> (Strategischer Nachrichtendienst SND), the "age
Lukas Beeler wrote:
> Now, even expensive FB-DIMM memory by vendors like HP and IBM only
> costs around 360 CHF for 4 GB. And even small two way x86 boxes max
> out at around 32 - 48 GB. Even if Cisco and Juniper charge 10x as
> much, that'd still be only 3600 CHF.
>
> I understand that routers us
Spam coming through Bluewin ADSL is not something new.
Doing whatever action to stop spam in an early stage (aka years ago) would
not had result in a shitload of support calls.
But the guys at Swisscom waited long enough to implement this, so they don¹t
deserve my empathy...
I know enough ISPs whi
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