[Dxspider-support] Responder: Tons of russian spots

Sat Sep 3 08:33:13 BST 2022

Hi,   

I totally agree with you Dan. That's why I think we should block traffic from TOR and VPNs, it would be an important milestone.

Also, you would have to get the sysops to update their spider. I see this more difficult because in general they are not willing to let the update fail them. To help at this point I think it would be important to create a script that allows you to do:

current node backup

node update

and if it fails, restore the backup.

With this we would have the IPs of many spotters, something important in order to filter the internode links.

Another problem is that there are sysops that do not collaborate when they are asked for information about users who are putting garbage on the Network. Even clusters with many users and well known in the world of DX. It is unfortunate this lack of cooperation that leads to allowing so much garbage, but that they lean on the rest of us.

I don't know what Dirk will think about this.

Good weekend.

Kin EA3CV

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> El 2 sept. 2022 en 21:07, Danilo Brelih via Dxspider-support  <dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk>  escribió:
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>  Luigi Carlotto IK5ZUK via Dxspider-support je  2.9.2022  ob 19:50 napisal:
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> >  to lock out incoming connections from specific IP addresses (as set/lockip  <IP  
> >  number>), similar to the set/lockout for blocking specific callsigns.
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> The reconnection script can repeat the procedure with a changed ip address in a  
> few seconds. Our thinking must be geared towards fighting highly skilled invaders.
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> 73 Dan S50U
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