Re: Reporting My own IP?

"The Father Mind of DM Industries" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.spam.spamcop.email
Organization DM Industries
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Okay I fixed the dns resolve on both servers.
But it still is not working.
See example.
http://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z741906119z23de0e976e15d09dc6f3cec824e26dd5z


"Mike Easter" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Mike Easter wrote:
> > The subject of attachments and uuencoding
> > is another topic that I'll save for later after discussing the
> > problem you are asking about.
>
> You shouldn't be submitting spam as an attachment or any other way into
> any of the newsgroups except spamcop.spam
>
> Even spamcop.spam isn't as good a way to submit spam as a tracking URL
> as demonstrated.
>
> You [probably] shouldn't be configured to make your attachments
> uuencoded, unless you are specifically trying to hop over some hurdle I
> don't know about.  That configuration is here:  OE/ Tools/ Options/ Send
> tab - News sending format - Plain text settings button/ - select MIME
> encoding and None from the menu instead of the other radio button
> Uuencoding.
>
> The problem is, at least in this particular little instance in which
> there is already a relative no-no of posting spam in the wrong group and
> putting an attachment into this group, that if someone is trying to
> 'cope with' your attachment that the 'issue' can't be examined quite as
> easily.  If the original spam had been not uuencoded as an attachment
> instead of mime, it would have been one decoding step more accessible.
> It is possible for someone to handle your post 'as is' insecurely if
> they handle it carelessly.
>
> If someone else's OE is configured insecurely and if you post a
> dangerous .eml attachment and they can't 'see' what is 'inside' your
> attachment because all they see in the Properties is 'begin 666' and
> then the encoding, the careless viewer might decide to click open the
> Solid Financing for the USA!.eml -- and if that eml is a dangerous item
> somehow, then they have become virus infected from the content or
> perhaps by being delivered to a bad website.
>
>
> -- 
> Mike Easter
> kibitzer, not SC admin
>
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