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It is easy. $ /usr/sbin/sendmail -f dustin@dustincurtis.com dustin@posterous.com Subject: hi Spam spam spam ^D
by xinsight 16y ago
It is easy.
$ /usr/sbin/sendmail -f dustin@dustincurtis.com
dustin@posterous.com
Subject: hi
Spam spam spam
^D
- robinduckett 16y agoYou have to know his email address. One quick whois lookup, and I found the email he was likely sending from. His site has another email listed, so I did a little digging.
- travisp 16y agoYou don't even need to know the command line, you can often do stuff like that just from Outlook.
- ramchip 16y agoYou don't even need to know Outlook, you can often do stuff like that just from the command line. ;)
- ddrager 16y agoOr, $ telnet mailhost.com 25 HELO myserver.hostname.com MAIL FROM: dustin@dustincurtis.com RCPT TO: post@posterous.com DATA Subject: Hello spam spam . QUIT
- rantfoil 16y agoActually that's not going to work. This sort of approach would definitely hit our spoof filters.