Lou-- I've shown up on the MAPS RLB after MAPS spammed me with their open relay stuff, and TMDA dutifully responded with a challenge. (Must be an open relay since they got some response from me, right?)
On the same level of ignorance can be found ISPs that tag you as an open relay because you use qmail AND TMDA. The scenario: ISP hammers your SMTP port with various e-mail challenges. Sometimes, qmail will take oddly-formatted To: headers and deliver them locally (can't remember the exact format, something to do with an embedded "%"). TMDA dutifully responds with a challenge, and now you're tagged. --Brian On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 03:25:04AM +0100, Lou Hevly wrote: > Hi folks: > > Here's a good one; my TMDA challenge is being used as proof that I > spam! > > I got the following virus-accompanied message sent to a TMDA-protected > account: _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
