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i do it the same way

i use dyn-dns an my own smtp-daemon which acts like a messenger. like icq "accept messenges only from users on my contact list"

they are talking about spf. daemon 1 will ask daemon 2 if user 2 has sended mail within the last x minutes. if not daemon 1 will refuse mail.

this shoud prevent from stealing domains. sender_991@hotmail.com uses bill@microsoft.com as sender.

my own dyn-dns can also be stolen. but how will spammer know what my name is if i send message to one of my friends.

i have differnt names for different friends. friend1 dont know what name i will use for friend2. thats also safe.

time will come when internet fails completely. maximum 5 years and everthing has to be restarted. i swear.

Posted by: nomatrix   Posted on: 05/09/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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