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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Hi Debora,<BR>
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1.27d doesn't find the address. (abuse.kornet.net)
Bazz
Jeff Hendrickson
Hi BaZz,

I ran this header here with DEMON in 'do not send' and picked up the KORNET abuse address.

This might have been an instance where SpamX didn't recieve an answer from APNIC in time.... ph34r.gif
Bazz
Possibly. I'l ltry a few with multiple passes.

One other thing..

The abuse.net lookup for ameritch.net returns abuse@ameritech.net (correct) and abuse@sbcglobal.net (incorrect).

Not your problem, but why don't both of these appear in the Abuse Addresses box?

Bazz
Jeff Hendrickson
They should....

BTW, are you using a dialup or cable connection?
Bazz
At work, we have a 5mb line smile.gif
at home I'm on 512/256k broadband.
Tifferg
1.2.7d failed to find a report address for this mail, 1.2.6 found: NOC@GNILINK.NET

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<P><FONT SIZE=2>They married someone who cannot satisfy them.<BR>
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Hope you have a good holiday smile.gif
Chris
Paranoid User
You know what? You posted your IP Address, and when someone asked for information un-needed you gave him the answer that your machine is always connected to the internet, free to hack anytime he wants.

People, you need to be smarter than that! When someone asks for non-relative information - you have to stop and think about if that information is needed or not - and for what purpose they need to know.

Now you have to wonder what the hacker/smacker is planning to do with your address.

Maybe I am just paranoid, since the guy who asked is in the Admin Group? Still, when an administrator asks for your password do you tell him? You shouldn't, the admin can do anything he wants without your password. Giving out your password can let someone impersonate you very easily, with out hacker tricks.

Beware,
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