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In article <slrn6oqs17.rpc.XT*CYF@tardis-e3.ee.ethz.ch>, Olivier M. wrote:
><sam@trash.net> ecrivait/schrieb/wrote:
>>In my experience, the following Swiss providers are spam friendly (ie.
>>they don't care if their customers are spamming). I recommend all mail
>>admins to block mail coming from their IP blocks.
>> [...]

>Eine Idee: bei nic.ch gibt es irgenwo eine Liste von alle
>.ch domains. Waere es moeglich zu testen (mit ein Perl
>programm oder so was) ob alle diese domains "Relay-friendly"
>sind oder nicht ? Waere vielleicht interessant :-).

	Not a good idea, you'd likely lose your account.  Some people
read their logs and complain strongly if they see such probing events.
Hell, I even complained when one of our internal security people started
probing my PC at 04:18:20 every morning...

	I do, however, manually check every relay point in spam I receive,
to try to validate a complaint address.  That I believe is a valid and
defensible use of the protocol.

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Ivan Reid, Paul Scherrer Institute, CH.     			reid@psi.ch
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