Re: Returning a reply / message (line) during a loop in srvrsmtp.c...
- From: Gran Taylor <gtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2007 17:44:42 -0500
On 4/20/2007 4:56 PM, David F. Skoll wrote:
Check what message is doing... it might be buffering.
*nod* (Will you please give me a point in a direction on how to do this? I'm a C novice. :( So I'm mostly shooting in the dark.)
However, a larger issue. Does anyone have any evidence that
tarpitting is effective? I somehow doubt it. Tying up a sendmail
process on your box probably consumes far more of your resources than
a very lightweight ratware thread on some 0wned zombie PC consumes of
the spammer's resources.
Understood and possibly even agreed. However at this point, I want to do this to see if it is possible.
Even if I do not really slow down the zombie to any meserable good, I will probably slow down it's dictionary attck on my system, thus in some way making my system a tad bit more secure by making it harder for it to complete said dictionary attack. At least that is some of what I'm thinking.
Grant. . . .
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