MSGID: 2:5001/100.1 66f95de6
REPLY: 2:280/5555 66f922d9
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TZUTC: 0100
TID: hpt/lnx 1.9 2023-02-09
Hello, Michiel!

Sunday September 29 2024 11:33, you wrote to me:

 MV> But you accepted a connection from 2:280/464.5555...

Was it some kind of secuirty penetration test? :)

 MV> Anyway, my fiberglas connection supports IPv6 as you can see. *1)

Never had even a single doubt about that :)

 DP>> We have a very weird guy in R50 who is sending multi-GB pkts and
 DP>> zip bombs from the TOR network and public proxies to my node.

 MV> That is annoying and if for that reason you refuse connections from
 MV> unlisted systems you should fly the LO flag. You do not...

I do accept connections, but not always and not from everyone. There is no
such flag in nodelist and if you want to connect to my system - you should
request a link or contact your NC to reappear in nodelist.
LO flag means I'll have to refuse all connections from unlisted nodes, but
this is not what I want.

 DP>> Good! Let's make this world better.

 MV> I am listed in today's daily.

The problem is that I only update the nodelist weekly. Please wait.

 DP>> For processing echomail from node that is not in nodelist.

 MV> Unlisted, but not unknown.

Unknown to my system. If you want to be always known - you have to establish
link. Or buy me some beer :) You decide.

 DP>> You may not actually be "Michiel van der Vlist", but rather one
 DP>> of his virtual identities. According to the nodelist, the real
 DP>> Michiel van der Vlist left Fidonet in June

 MV> Those alleged virtual identities would not have the matching
 MV> passwpords to have the connection accepted and the echomail processed.
 MV> That is why passwords were invented.

I do not know how 2:5020/1042 created your messages. May be some kind of PGP
signed mail is a good thing after all.
Passwords are useless in our case.

 MV> Anyway, we are getting off-topic.

 MV> To get back on topic:

 MV> *1) My fiberglass connection supports IPv6 but to my annoyance there
 MV> still is a problem with incoming IPv6 connetctions. The modem/router
 MV> that they supply (Nokia XS-2426G-B) has no functioning method to
 MV> create an IPv6 pinhole in the firewall. :-(

Even setting Attack Protection to Disabled + Security level = Off and
configuring port forwarding?

Best regards,
             dp.

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