@zeitverschreib @choyer @simon_greenwood
@fediversenews
Really? Just to keep you from running a mail server?
johntimaeus@sysad.ninja 11 months ago
hakona@im.alstadheim.no 11 months ago
@johntimaeus @zeitverschreib @choyer @simon_greenwood @fediversenews I'm sure he means outgoing. At least where I am, incoming works fine. I'm using my ISP as smarthost for outgoing. works ok.
ProfessorGumby@social.stlouist.com 11 months ago
@johntimaeus
That's to cut down on the number of spam bots on the ISPs network. If they didn't do that then every malware infected computer on their network would be spewing out spam at a high rate. For their business customers of course they're not going to block it. This is for their residential customers.
@zeitverschreib @choyer @simon_greenwood @fediversenewsjohntimaeus@sysad.ninja 11 months ago
@ProfessorGumby @zeitverschreib @choyer @simon_greenwood @fediversenews
Maybe I'm just old, but I grew up believing that Internet Service means an unfiltered pipe.
Blocking in response to an on-going, IP/customer-specific issue is one thing, pre-blocking is entirely a different thing.
Not sure what to call a "curated network experience where we pre-block traffic because it was once abused." But it isn't Internet.
ProfessorGumby@social.stlouist.com 11 months ago
@johntimaeus
I agree with you 100%. That's why they're doing it but I'm not saying it's right.
@zeitverschreib @choyer @simon_greenwood @fediversenews
nickapos@nickapos.social.oncrete.gr 11 months ago
@zeitverschreib@social.zwoelfdreifuenfundvierzig.net @johntimaeus@sysad.ninja @choyer@mastodon.social @simon_greenwood@offworld.fedisonic.cloud @fediversenews@venera.social I have seen this as well in Greece. Pretty standard procedure. Instead of port 25 usually you can use 587 the mail submission agent port.
NasosAlaiskas@calckey.social 11 months ago
@nickapos@nickapos.social.oncrete.gr γειά σου Νικόλα. Δε το ήξερα ότι Έλληνες ασχολούνται με το calckey. Σινιάλα ότι καλύτερο έχω δει στο φεντιβερς. Χάρηκα που σε βρήκα. Είναι τρομερό