On Fri, 16 October 1998 10:06:21 -0400, Greg A. Woods wrote:
> The Open Relay Blocking System reduces the bandwidth consumed even by
> innocent relay hosts to the bare minimum SMTP handshake necessary to
> brush them off. See http://dorkslayers.com/orbs/.
That thing is a major pain..
Say you have many customers with a dialup account, from a /27 to
a /29, feeding all of them with bsmtp (I *love* Exim). Clueless
ppl running M Sex Change or that Lotus Domino thingy or Netrape
Mail Server. All open relays and only a handful of our customers
are being dialed by us.
It all worked smoothly. Until then...
I'll stick to the RBS.
Alexander
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