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Thanks for the pictures! There is nothing better than a bit of humor to
ward off professional burnout.
Peter Dambier wrote:
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Hi,
http://iason.site.voila.fr
Documentation is horrible.
statfile -v -v file ...
gives statistical information about a file. Leave the -v to make the reult
shorter.
statmail -v -v mailbox
does the same for a mailbox file.
The statistics might help to identify a file or message and find it again.
What really helped me was zerorouting .cn and .tw on my mailer.
Regards
Peter
Fred Cohen wrote:
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All,
Does anyone on list know of a toolkit that allows the recipient of
spams thought to come from botnets to determine whether they are
coming from such nets and, if so, which net or tool is sending the spam?
I am wondering if there has been any work that I could leverage to try
to identify what tool is being used (if any) to send these spams.
FC
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