XMPP Service Operators - 2019-02-18

@version jabberhead.tk

!version jabberhead.tk

it took less than one day from disabling s2s whitelist module to start receiving spim

might be time to study the problem space better than just whitelisting individual domains

ivucica: welcome to the club. You are a bit late.

yeah, whitelists are easy to use, but impractical if you wait on someone to add you to their roster :(

ivucica: https://github.com/JabberSPAM/jabber-spam-fighting-manifesto and https://github.com/JabberSPAM/blacklist

how wonderfully naive https://gitlab.com/senpie/xmpp-manifesto-for-freedom

ivucica: there is an answer to that ;)

yes, that's where i found the link

:)

ah well

> how wonderfully naive https://gitlab.com/senpie/xmpp-manifesto-for-freedom Oh. Wow.

I took a quick look and sadly that blacklist won't do the trick for me. Neither of the spims I received today came from the two domains listed :)

It's probably too much effort for me to go and report spim to domain admins. Eh.

ivucica: you know, this is exactly the attitude why that list only contains two domains. Also there are currently about 5 domains that dominated my top 10 list in the past that don't send any more spam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCFmfpmz7yc for an insight into the other side.

let me correct my stats. 19 domains successfully removed from the spam pool.