Tethereal-Sniffed Data Query-Light Hearted

[Mark Sargent]

Hi All,

the below sequence, between my box, and the mail server shows some funny 
text. Is that set by the providers IT team.? I ask, just outa curiosity, 
and because one of the guys at my provider is a member of the Linux 
Group I frequent here in Tokyo. Gonna rib him about it next time we 
drink together. Cheers.

Mark Sargent.


106.829269 192.168.0.15 -> 219.99.80.202 SMTP Command: RCPT 
TO:<[e-mail]>
106.847135 219.99.80.202 -> 192.168.0.15 SMTP Response: 250 ok
106.849021 192.168.0.15 -> 219.99.80.202 SMTP Command: DATA
106.868322 219.99.80.202 -> 192.168.0.15 SMTP Response: 354 go ahead 
punk, make my day
106.881821 192.168.0.15 -> 219.99.80.202 SMTP Message Body

hilarious...the power of the keyboard, eh...lol...

[Mark Sargent]

Hi All,

on a more serious note, perhaps. What does the below sequence mean.? 
Also with my provider. Cheers.

Mark Sargent.



1220.682634 202.224.34.152 -> 192.168.0.15 TLS Application Data, 
Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, 
Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, 
Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, 
Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, 
Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, 
Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, 
Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, Application Data, 
Application Data

On Thu, Nov 03, 2005 at 07:59:51PM +0900, Mark Sargent wrote:
>  on a more serious note, perhaps. What does the below sequence mean.?
>
>  Also with my provider. Cheers. 
TLS is a way of encrypting application session information.  It's
just an encrypted conversation.  I presume from the context of your
previous email, this is an encyrpted session with your mail server.
 
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[Tim]

On Thu, 2005-11-03 at 19:52 +0900, Mark Sargent wrote:

>  the below sequence, between my box, and the mail server shows some
> funny 
>  text. Is that set by the providers IT team.?
>  
>  106.829269 192.168.0.15 -> 219.99.80.202 SMTP Command: RCPT
> TO:<[e-mail]>
>  106.847135 219.99.80.202 -> 192.168.0.15 SMTP Response: 250 ok
>  106.849021 192.168.0.15 -> 219.99.80.202 SMTP Command: DATA
>  106.868322 219.99.80.202 -> 192.168.0.15 SMTP Response: 354 go ahead punk, make my
> day
>  106.881821 192.168.0.15 -> 219.99.80.202 SMTP Message Body
>  
>  hilarious...the power of the keyboard, eh...lol... 
Might be the server software.  I've seen similar things, like "how can I
serve you, master?" in some mail server messages.

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