...and to make things a bit more confusing...an NS query to my
various servers for different domains always sends the first
response in the registrar order and then it randomizes after the
first request. So this means that the load should be heavier on the
primary name
For example, database-backed sites whose database can be open for
writing at only one site are a *helluva* lot harder to balance.
You're right about that. There is some interactivity on the site, but it all
results in emails to the office, so no db sync'ing issues here.
-d
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Another option to consider ... www.ultradns.com has a service that does
this. I've never priced it, so it may be pricey.
Rob
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Side ntoe:
UltraDNS has been having some issues the last couple of days due to the blue
security ordeal - http://it.slashdot.org/it/06/05/18/2158227.shtml
Darrell
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UltraDNS is back in business after the kind of DoS they are supposed to
be in business to defend against.
Check out Brian Kreb's article here, from May-17-2006:
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2006/05/blue_security_surrend
ers_but_s.html
Specifically this snippet:
Well, UltraDNS
Has anyone else seen an increase of spam since Blue Security wet offline??
We have seen an increase and we did not even use the software/service.
Kevin Bilbee
Network Administrator
Standard Abrasives, Inc.
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Changing the
I have noticed more stuff has been getting through. I don't know whether
that represents a general increase or new spammer techniques.
-d
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Same here
Rick
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I have noticed more stuff has been getting through. I don't know
On Friday, May 19, 2006, 1:33:06 PM, Kevin wrote:
KB Has anyone else seen an increase of spam since Blue Security wet offline??
KB We have seen an increase and we did not even use the software/service.
We've noted a few bursts today but nothing completely out of the
ordinary.
_M
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One thing that we noticed a few hours ago was a new image spam that
has quite a bit of bandwidth behind it and all new zombies - perhaps
that's a piece of it.
_M
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RB Same here
RB Rick
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Yes, that looks to be what I have been seeing get through.
John T
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Dave,
You might want to look at the NOCRTEST. See:
http://www.mail-archive.com/declude.junkmail@declude.com/msg28884.html
The problem is that the messages have no carriage returns. I am guessing
here and that guess is based on a lot of circumstantial evidence that
Declude was written in Visual
You might want to look at the NOCRTEST.
Thanks! I'll try it out.
-d
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...a lot of circumstantial evidence that Declude was written in
Visual Basic...
Er, what evidence was that?
Declude.exe was *not* written in VB, as a quick Dependency Walker
check would tell you. It's clearly always been a Win32 C/C++ app.
As far as the CRLF issue goes, it's
Sandy,
Shrug. Never felt the desire to run dependency walker on it. I said it was a
guess. I said it was circumstantial. Maybe in the end, I was hoping it was
some silly language limitation that they didn't know how to get around
rather than think it was a bug or even a bad assumption on the part
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