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From: mouss (no email)
Date: Mon May 28 2007 - 17:42:31 EDT
Eino Tuominen wrote:
> [snip]
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>> PS. 1111 is a bad choice for a default port. use a value greater than
>> 5000 (traditionnal upper value for epehemeral ports) or at least a value
>> far enough from 1024. otherwise, it would not be possible to start it if
>> 1111 is used by a "client" socket. (same remark for 1112).
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> Thanks, I'll try to find better defaults for those.
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5225 and 5226?
(don't use 10025 and friends. these are the common ports for mail filters).
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>> so did you chose grey listing or gray listing finally? :)
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> I guess grey is much more widespread, at least according to Google
> Fight. A highly scientific method... ;-)
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I always hesitate: as a european, I would vote for the british version.
but as amercican english is more used in computing, I would vote for the
us version...
I could also vote for a french version: grislisting. now that we elected
a bush-friendly president, there is no risk this would be converted to
"freedomlisting" :)
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