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From: Leonardo Teves <leonardo.teves@alimentos-granix.com.ar>
Subject: Re: Blocking programs with IPtables
Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 12:41:11 -0300
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Thanks Antony,
i will continue looking for a solution,
sorry if subject was a off-topic.
Leo.

Antony Stone escribi=F3:
> Your question is clear.
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> This cannot be done with netfilter (because all imap connections look the=
 same=20
> to netfilter, no matter what client or server software is being used)
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> I cannot think of another way to do it either, because I would be surpris=
ed if=20
> Outlook sent anything in its connect message to identify itself as Outloo=
k=20
> (the server end of a connection often does, but the client end usually=20
> doesn't, except for web browsers).
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> Sorry - but perhaps someone else here can prove me wrong?
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> Regards,
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> Antony.
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