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I just noticed today that TOT unblocked port 25.

The good part : I can send emails from my Linux box :D

The bad part : I checked my spam folders and there is already 1 spam coming from a compromised TOT user :o

Received: from [118.174.58.xxx] (118.174.58.xxx.adsl.dynamic.totbb.net [118.174.58.xxx])

by xxxxxx (SMTP Server) with ESMTP id 2E50E3C0008F

for <xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; Wed, 10 Sep 2008 18:46:25 +0200 (CEST)

Received: from [118.174.58.xxx] by mx0.qq.com; Wed, 10 Sep SE Asia Standard Time

Message-ID: <3216642d$376c6ed9$42298453@tengzhoucn>

From: <[email protected]>

Subject: *** SPAM ***Our store specialization is natural remedy for men and women.

Date: Wed, 10 Sep SE Asia Standard Time

Fortunately, according to the date field, they never heard about the RFC 2822 :D but I'm not sure that TOT will keep the SMTP port wide open if they start again to spam the whole planet.

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Would never rely on a mail server in this country. The infrastructure isn't ready for it yet.

I ran one for 2 months till I realized it wasn't worth it and moved it to Europe.

How many of the major ISPs have their own mail server? I wouldn't be surprised to see a mail address like '[email protected]' on the TOT front page.

EDIT: forgot to mention that the majority of SMTP servers wont even receive mails from TOTs IP range.

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