02-Feb-03 at 14:37, Luc Brouard (mailing-listsslortar.net) wrote :
> On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 01:25:52PM +0000, Simon White wrote:
> > caramail.com is a francophone freemail provider. Lately, they have been
> > having enormous problems, look at this from midweek this week:
> >
> > smtp delivery failures
> > ----------------------
> > connection refused
> > 116 m6.caramail.com
> > 113 m11.caramail.com
> > connection timed out
> > 130 m16.caramail.com
> > 125 m15.caramail.com
> > 123 m18.caramail.com
>
> Indeed since the sql worm last week their smtp servers have been down up
> to thrusday I guess.
>
> They are up again now.
> And before their move to postfix around july last year it was close to
> impossible to have something delivered there ...

Sadly, Postfix seems to be the only strong link in a weak chain, because
they often have problems with their web interface. I guess it's tough to
go up against Hotmail and Yahoo with much less money, but maybe they
need a good look at their architecture too...

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What steps could I follow to prevent the [exploitable Microsoft ActiveX]
control from being silently re-introduced onto my system?  
The simplest way is to make sure you have no trusted publishers,
including Microsoft. -- Security Bulletin MS02-065

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