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I don’t know if a domain black list is viable, and it wouldn’t be a magical solution, of course, since, again as you say, it’s just a matter of registering a new domain. But there’s still that additional effort (and expense). In an SPF world, a new domain would have no more than hours of spam sending before being universally blocked for good. Nope, again this wouldn’t end spam. But spam works because it’s incredibly easy and cheap to send millions of emails; everything that makes it even a tiny little bit less easy or cheap makes a difference.

I could buy one domain, myspam.org, and making thousands of subdomains for free using it for senders address.
If the RBL’s instead of listing all my subdmains, decides to block all with something like *.myspam.org, i would buy some subdomains on co.uk making spam from it, doing a mail DoS to all others legitimize co.uk submains. Not that easy to make an domain black list is it?

The “send to a friend” functionality, as currently implemented, is, IMO, abusing SMTP. If you invite a friend in Facebook, the invitation email should be from Facebook, not “from” you, I believe.

You confuse Spammers and Phishers, not exactly the same kind of people.
Even if SPF was adopted by the World, SPAM wouldn’t stop. SPAM exists cuz people react to it, meaning in this case people go see the site and perhaps buys the product. For this kind of people doesn’t matter the sender’s domain, only the Subject, if it’s about viagra and they have a small dick they will open it. Today most SPAM comes from domains senders that has nothing to do with the PUB on it

Who normally sends fake senders address are phishers, but this wouldn’t stop phishing, cuz the real problem is people’s brains size.

Despite believing it could help it’s still possible to use a “sender/return-path” header with a different domain “from” header and the one which is checked is the “sender” one which is the right way in my view.

Imagina the “send to a friend” functionality in some websites. You want it to be identified as you sending but the actual sender to be the site itself so it won’t be marked as spam. Of course this could be used by some spammers to send mails but still obey to the spf check..

At home i have an internet connection plugged into the WAN port of a D-Link DIR-300 router. There is a desktop computer connected by cable and a server computer also connected by cable to the router. I also have a netbook connected by WPA2 and my Nintendo Wii also uses WPA2.

But i have a Nintendo DS Lite which as you know does not support WPA2 and i do not want to lower my network security to WEP. So i bought a wifi dongle.

I would like to plug this dongle into the server and share the server’s cable network access to the router – which connects to the internet. The problem is i use linux on my server and i dont know how to do this. I installed ubuntu 9.10 and removed all packages that use a graphical interface (gnome and than x) so i only have text-mode console access to it.

Can you help me how to install driver, set config?

Thanks.

did the same. tuned my squid to use google earth in our company but failed with the above steps. stange thing is, if I use google earth pro (dled the trial version) it works smooth!!! anyone got a clue why?

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poldy