FW: [LINK] unlawful interception of internet traffic?

[Craig Sanders]

On Fri, Dec 08, 2006 at 11:10:16AM +1100, Adam Todd wrote:
> >they are, however, blocking all access to the rival ISPs' IP addresses
> >(which is what is causing my NS to time-out when trying to reach the
> >real NS, thus causing my resolver to ask the ISP's nameserver).
> >
> >and they have configured their name-server to claim to be authoritative
> >for the rival ISP's domain and are providing false data to queries about
> >that domain.
> >
> >they shouldn't be doing either of these things.
> 
> You shouldn't be accusing people of your own incompetence.

fuck off, loser.

how many fucking times do i have to tell you not to attempt to
communicate with me?

stop replying to me. i'd be much happier if you would just killfile
me if you can't resist the urge to inflict yourself where you're not
wanted. 

i have no interest in any cretinous thing you say.

> Did you ever give a thought that the ISP might be trying to redirect
> your request to their name servers for the benefit of bandwidth
> saving, and they probably have such written in their contract.

even ignoring the fact that your hypothetical scenario doesn't even
begin to match the description of the problem ABOVE, this is irrelevant.

they have no business falsely claiming to be authoritative for someone
else's domain, and providing false DNS data for that domain.

they also have no business blocking access to IP address simply because
they don't like their rival.

> Or maybe something more sinister is going on and they are traffic
> shaping just you to try and prevent ... no, I've said enough.

you've always said far more than enough.  you're a fuckwit.  go away.

i can't possibly put it any blunter than that. please let the message
sink in this time.


craig

ps: amusingly, it looks like some of your IP address space
(203.21.205/24 at least) is being blocked by the ISP concerned. except
for the principle of the thing, i wouldn't care less about that.

-- 
craig sanders <cas at taz.net.au>           (part time cyborg)