Re: Re: [PEAR-DEV] projecthoneypot blocking access to bug reporting form

Hi, On Wednesday, 25. February 2009, till wrote: > In general, it would make sense > for Arcor to block ports or shape traffic on their IP pool if it's > known to be a host of abusers. I think Arcor can also contact > ProjectHoneyPot and work with them on whitelisting and what not -- > but they haven't. Arcor did their job. No ISP I know of would take any action because of 1 incident 7 month ago. In general, abuse rates originating from Arcors IP pools are pretty low. projecthoneypot did their job. The incident was logged, after 3 months it is reported as obsolete (I repeat again) "This IP is most likely clean and trustworthy now. (This record will remain public for historical purposes, however.)" How about pear.php.net? > So far ProjectHoneyPot has helped us a lot to cut down on spam, but > of course we can look into your issue and see if we can handle older > reports in a more relaxed way. That is excactly what I requested. -- Gruß/ Best regards, Jo Schulze ---------------------------------------------------------------------- feuersee software GmbH * Senefelderstraße 19a * D-70178 Stuttgart info@feuersee.de * +49 711 6154346 * http://www.feuersee.de Reg.gericht Stuttgart * HRB 19317 * USt. Id 195 473 444 Geschäftsführer: * Joachim Schulze

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