Spam Blacklist
It seems that many Linode addresses are listed at
Is this something that is likely to be a problem?
Do Linode need to be notified about this?
Jonathan.
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Also, on the second page of results, I came across this:
Meaning, even UCEPROTECT/SORBS think APEWS hits too many innocent targets, and that's saying a lot (especially to those who've had to deal with UCEPROTECT/SORBS blockings before).
Given that the APEWS official website's copyright years (at the bottom) says "2006-2010", combined with the fact that the website looks like it was designed in 1999-or-so, and with the news page having the latest post from six months ago (December 2011), it looks more like a blacklist run by some anonymous hobbyists, rather than someone who does this professionally. I would trust these guys as much as a huge mega-corporation would trust a one-man company aiming to host business-critical servers…
@zedsdead:
It's disturbing they don't let you query IPv6 addresses.
You're joking right?
Not even the spammers waste their time with IPv6 at this point in time.