Hi cURL List,
If you want RBL (Real Time Blacklist's), strong anti-relaying
capabilities and a good commercial grade List + E-mail, Web Server,etc,
go to www.stalker.com and try out ComuniGatePro. (The free version
includes a header in every body of E-Mail submitted to the queue, the
licensed version's are relatively cheap, considering the capabilities).

Keep up the good work with cURL. It's a very useful utility. Has anyone
consider implementing cURL to include IMAP & POP download's, using SSL?

I use cURL to Bulk send SMS messages to a SMSC, among other things. How
ever I think that being able to Authenticate and download from NNTP,
IMAP and POP3 (SSL & non-SSL) would be a very useful addition to cURL's
capabilities.

Regards

Chris

Scott Armstrong wrote:

>Björn,
>
>It might be nice to consider a member-only posting policy to avoid this
>in the future.
>If I remember right, you're using Majordomo and I don't know if that's
>possible.
>Ever consider migrating to Mailman?
>
>Scott
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-curl_at_contactor.se [mailto:owner-curl_at_contactor.se] On Behalf
>Of Björn Stenberg
>Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 12:32 PM
>To: curl_at_contactor.se
>Subject: Never reply to spam!
>
>
>Someone apparently replied, on behalf of the curl lists, to the "remove"
>address of yesterday's spam, and look at where that got us.
>
>Rule number #1 of spam prevention:
>
> Never reply to spam!
>
>As everyone can see, the very same address that just yesterday claimed
>to have removed us from "all ugetmore4less.net lists" already today
>sends us more spam. How come? Because the remove address doesn't remove
>at all, it instead confirms the address is working, has an audience and
>therefore is a prime target for spam flooding. This is how spammers
>work. Thus:
>
> Never reply to spam!
>
>Thank you.
>
>--
>Björn
>
>
Received on 2002-02-13