Sorry, that's computer geek speak. Unix and Sendmail specific.
Here's the mini-how to. It shouldn't work on many machines if they
are configured correctly:
telnet mailhost 25
mail from: <Imaspammer@imaspammer.com>
rcpt to: <mylistofpeoplenotwantingmyspam@imaspammer.com>
data
here's the spam
<CTRL-D>
quit
A properly configured mail server will do one of 3 or 4 things,
like reject the mail because it comes from a nonexistent domain,
or reject it because it doesn't allow relaying.
Basically, to do this, you need to have control of a mail server.
We return you to your regularly scheduled LBC content... :-)
Paul.
"James H. Nazarian, Ph.D." wrote:
>
> "Paul T. Root" wrote:
>
> > If you have a mail machine that's an open relay, you can telnet to the smtp
> > port and put in any kind of mail from: address.
>
> What did he say????
>
> Jim
> microdoc@zoominternet.net
> 1999 BMW R1100RT Very Black... of course
> BMW MOA #89329, BMW RA #25289, IBMWR
> 2000 Audi A4 Quattro Avant Very Silver
> 1960 MGA 1600 Very Red
> 1974 MGB-GT Damask (Very Burgundy) Red
> 1972 Suzuki TS185 Dual Sport, Very sort of orange. For Sale
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