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Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers)
From: Paul Vixie <paul () vix com>
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 06:18:16 +0000
Should ISPs control what applications their customers can run?
frankly and truly, i would be satisfied if isp's wouldn't run outlook/exchange in their noc/abuse departments, so that they could safely accept mime-mail rather than bouncing it as their only means of keeping themselves virus-free. i love it when mime shows up here. mh-e just has no idea what to do with a "pif" or "exe" file. the whole concept of having to run "mime defang" at the gateway because an abuse desk worker or backbone engineer has a fragile user agent is completely ridiculous and there is no possible explaination for it. (if this is your situation then quit, or fire somebody, as appropriate.)
Current thread:
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Paul Vixie (Jun 15)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Christopher L. Morrow (Jun 15)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Matt Hess (Jun 16)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Paul Vixie (Jun 16)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Christopher L. Morrow (Jun 16)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) William Allen Simpson (Jun 16)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Brandon Butterworth (Jun 16)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Jared Mauch (Jun 16)
- RE: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Mark Borchers (Jun 16)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Brandon Butterworth (Jun 16)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Paul Vixie (Jun 16)
(Thread continues...)
- Re: Mobile code security (was Re: rr style scanning of non-customers) Christopher L. Morrow (Jun 15)