Text 26478, 51 rader
Skriven 2015-08-04 11:42:04 av mark lewis (1:3634/12.73)
  Kommentar till text 26475 av Björn Felten (2:203/2)
Ärende: Routing 200MB of echomail via an unsuspecting system
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04 Aug 15 16:34, you wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:

 MvdV>> I am not in the believing business and I never accept things as fact
 MvdV>> just because someone says so. Not even if it is Björn making the
 MvdV>> claim. I expect Björn to wholeheartedly support this POV.

 BF>    Absolutely, irrevocably so!

 BF>    I've been using SquishMail for more than two decades now, and I can
find
 BF> absolutely no bug in it that would give any system the possibility to
route
 BF> echomail via my "unsuspecting" system.

no one has said it was a bug... it is a configuration thing...

 BF> And, as we know by now, not a single advocate of this outlandish claim
 BF> has managed to prove us wrong.

i'm not trying to prove you wrong... the facts and evidence have been
presented... if you want proof, do the work yourself and repeat the test on
your own system...

 BF> All they claim to have accomplished are manually manipulated echomail
 BF> messages that's supposed to prove their point.

no messages were manually manipulated...

 BF>    But not a single one of those messages has ever reached another FTN
 BF> system and, of course, therefore has not been routed to another FTN
system.

none of them reached any other systems because they were not allowed to leave
the testing system... how dumb do you have to be to not understand that???

 BF>    Case closed as far as I am concerned.

 BF>    You CANNOT route 200MB of echomail via an unsuspecting system.

 BF>    So we're back to square one, the one about echomail being covered by
P4.

st00pid is as st00pid does... you've already been shown the answer to this...
if you don't like the /CONTENT/ of netmail or echomail, send it back to the
originator as per sections 2.1.5 and 2.1.7...

)\/(ark

... It never hurts to suck up to the boss.
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