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How to make a USB 2.0 male x male data link
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in
m: bz wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in : James Sweet wrote: I'm in the US and I despise spam, more than one email address I've had has been rendered useless by the enormous volume of spam that makes it in. I've had much better luck since I switched to gmail and set up a number of disposable email forwards through trashmail.net, now whenever I start getting spam from one, I can just drop it and switch to another. I use 'Mailwasher' to bounce the garbage as undeliverable. NO!!!!! NEVER bounce mail unless you can _guarantee_ that it goes to the ACTUAL sender!!!! I look at the headers, and bounce it back when the IP address matches the server name. That IS correct and a responsible thing to do. AUTOMATIC bounces, as done by some software, IS abusive, however. I was getting over 2000 pieces of junk a week when I started. It quickly dropped to less than a dozen, and some of those are from zombies on broadband connections. By bouncing those, their ISP can spot the problem and tell them to fix their computer, or close their account. There are millions of bounce from bad or closed e-mail accounts every day. Some of the spammers remove the bounces form their lists. Most don't care. They get paid by numbers sent not delivered! The spam with 50 or more addresses in the headers is sent by those who don't give a damn. Many spam with only one address in the header are sent by those who don't give a hoover. I am down to less than a dozen bounces a week. Some domains are blacklisted by me and my E-mail server, along with Mailwashers checks the spamcop and other blacklists. I see our mail server rejecting dozens each day, thanks to various RBLs that we use. I maintain it to continue relaying mail targeting old email server addresses. It forwards to our new e-mail addresses. -- bz 73 de N5BZ k please pardon my infinite ignorance, the set-of-things-I-do-not-know is an infinite set. remove ch100-5 to avoid spam trap |
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How to make a USB 2.0 male x male data link
Michael A. Terrell wrote:
bz wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in : James Sweet wrote: I'm in the US and I despise spam, more than one email address I've had has been rendered useless by the enormous volume of spam that makes it in. I've had much better luck since I switched to gmail and set up a number of disposable email forwards through trashmail.net, now whenever I start getting spam from one, I can just drop it and switch to another. I use 'Mailwasher' to bounce the garbage as undeliverable. NO!!!!! NEVER bounce mail unless you can _guarantee_ that it goes to the ACTUAL sender!!!! snip Am I invisible or something? Are you blocking posts from giganews, ex- supernews? I replied somewhat less aggressively with the same advice some days ago and was ignored. In fact all of my replies in various newsgroups over the last few days have been ignored and others making similar replies later get responses ;( My posts are showing up in the google archives however... Just wondering, Michael |
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How to make a USB 2.0 male x male data link
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ernet: My posts are showing up in the google archives however... Just wondering, I C U -- bz 73 de N5BZ k please pardon my infinite ignorance, the set-of-things-I-do-not-know is an infinite set. remove ch100-5 to avoid spam trap |
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How to make a USB 2.0 male x male data link
On May 25, 11:58*am, bz wrote:
"ctops.legal" wrote in news:d224cf89-0461-40a5-9604- : On May 24, 10:43*am, bz wrote: "ctops.legal" wrote in news:20fd4783-628b-4d91- : .... I use thunderbird to read my e-mails. I do a ctrl-U to view the source, which includes the headers. Other programs have ways also. Takes some practice to understand the headers.http://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/19.html "thunderbird " as in the email client ? Yes, the one from mozilla. , I had no idea thunderbird mail client had such a feature. As I suggested, readhttp://www.spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/19.html , there is some custom software I have been hearing about but can't find it, is the thunderbird procedure ctrl-U give correct ip information Depending on what you mean by 'correct ip information', yes. You need to understand what the header of the e-mail message gives you. The only information that is 'completely trustworthy' is the LAST information added by YOUR mail server when it is contacted by the server that sends it the e-mail message. Older header information could be forged [but is often correct]. A program/service such as samspade can be used to find more information on the server that sent the e-mail to your mail server. -- bz * * *73 de N5BZ k please pardon my infinite ignorance, the set-of-things-I-do-not-know is an infinite set. * remove ch100-5 to avoid spam trap Whts I mean is the correct ip info, the sorcecode that makes thunderbird have the ctrl-U feature must have been written into a custom software package ? ctops.legal |
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How to make a USB 2.0 male x male data link
"ctops.legal" wrote in news:e2a64ef5-5899-49ff-
: Whts I mean is the correct ip info, the sorcecode that makes thunderbird have the ctrl-U feature must have been written into a custom software package ? Go to the 'View' option on the taks bar. Look down the choices for 'Message source CTRL-U' No custom software package needed. -- bz 73 de N5BZ k please pardon my infinite ignorance, the set-of-things-I-do-not-know is an infinite set. remove ch100-5 to avoid spam trap |
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