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Thursday September 18, 2003
03:20 PM
spam hell
Did someone open up the spam floodgates today? I'm easily getting twice as much today as I have in a long time.
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"No Such Domain" Temporarily Broken (Score:2, Insightful)
It could be a side effect of Verisign's "this domain doesn't exist, would you like to buy it?" shenanigans. It's hard to test that a domain exists when you're no longer getting useful responses. That could break quite a few spam filters.
Re:"No Such Domain" Temporarily Broken (Score:1)
Buck
Re:"No Such Domain" Temporarily Broken (Score:2, Informative)
It came out a day or so ago, for all three supported versions of BIND. Someone upstream of you has to apply it and then change the configuration file to ignore the synthesized requests.
You must be getting mine! (Score:3, Interesting)
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