--On Mittwoch, Juli 28, 2004 07:34:37 -0700 rogerk(_at_)queernet(_dot_)org
wrote:
Quoting Koen Martens <spf(_at_)metro(_dot_)cx>:
i'm sure you can work something
out... have them put a special password in the subject line, and remail
only if it is there..
Voodoo. When the major MUAs can do that *without* the need for the user
to do something every time they send, then it will be worth doing.
Use a cryptographic token in the signature that changes daily. Then the
user only has to copy it (from a hardware key generator) once a day. If you
put a rate limit on the service, even snooping this code means only, that a
certain number of spam could be sent (and the suer would be able to use the
service again the next day).
But I also do not have any problems with an /0 netmask, if the domain owner
insists on it. As long as that domain is not used for spam I see no reason
to blacklist it.
Ralf Döblitz