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From: Alex Povolotsky <root@asteroid.intermedia.ru>
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> Another target is ispam.net.
BTW, they even do not have postmaster@ispam.net. AFAIK it is REQUIRED to have 
for any Internet host. Can we use it to force disconnection?

Alex.