= Сообщение: 1301 из 7128 ====================================== FTSC_PUBLIC = От : mark lewis 1:3634/12.71 09 Oct 14 14:19:13 Кому : Janis Kracht 09 Oct 14 14:19:13 Тема : FTSC-5001 question FGHI : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:3634/12.71+436cee51 На : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:261/38+78084e72 = Кодировка сообщения определена как: CP866 ================================== ============================================================================== On Thu, 09 Oct 2014, Janis Kracht wrote to Alexey Vissarionov:
> TCP connection to the port 23 doesn't make it Telnet. Any port may be > used for any purpose... for example. I use port 443 for both binkp > and ssh to circumvent stupid proxies configured by stupid people.
JK> Geez, Alexey, why would anyone try to "fool" someone with this? JK> My log itself shows TELNET. I'd bet Mark's does as well.
yup...
JK> 141009 10:56 CONNECT 38400/TELNET JK> 141009 10:56 EMSI mail session JK> 141009 10:56 Waldo's Place USA - Node 11, 1:3634/12.0
========== Thu 09 Oct 14, FD 2.33.mL.b2; Task=11 + 10:05:12 Event 0-@ >>> (NoUsers:13h49m, NoReq:>=OneWk) 10:05:12 Processing NetMail folder 10:05:12 No messages to send in this event [...] = 10:56:00 RING = 10:56:04 RING = 10:56:05 CONNECT 57600/ARQ/TEL FROM 72.43.242.234 + 10:56:06 Prism bbs, 1:261/38 ~ 10:56:06 AKA: 1:261/100, 115:1000/0, 115:1502/0, 115:1502/1, 115:1502/101 ~ 10:56:06 AKA: 1:1/0, 111:111/1000 ~ 10:56:06 SysOp: Janis Kracht ~ 10:56:06 Using: BBBS/Li6 4.10 Dada-1/#843 10:56:06 No (or invalid) TRX# presented ~ 10:56:06 Site: Slaterville Springs, NY ~ 10:56:06 Flags: XX ~ 10:56:06 Phone: 1-607-200-4076 - 10:56:06 sType: EMSI - 10:56:06 Password protected mail session * 10:56:07 Rcvd *PATH*\8A305508.$0B; 1753b, 0 CPS + 10:56:11 Mail transfer completed $ 10:56:11 From 1:261/38, 0:06, 0 (350 CPS) - 10:56:11 Scanning received mail 10:56:11 Msg 19091: from 1:261/38 to mark lewis - 10:56:12 Mail received, ErrorLevel=31; exiting
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