Meme

[lnr]

If you and I were alone in a room right now, what would we be doing?

Make it more entertaining though: post anonymously and I'll try and guess who's who. Comments will be screened; I'll unscreen the innocent ones!

(Now post this in your LJ and see what people want to do with you)

EditScreening now turned off, it was bugging me, and no-one seemed to be relying on it to be rude anyway ;-)

Comments

[imc.livejournal.com]

How bizarre. Our internet-facing server certainly isn't and has never been an open proxy, and checking its current IP address (which has been static for several months) in the Multi-RBL checker (http://rbls.org/) shows that it isn't listed as one either.

Since the brief power cut on Monday we don't have any default web routing, so all traffic is going via NTL's Oxford caches, which are also not listed (although they are listed as being in "dynamic IP space" which seems slightly odd).

Before the power cut we were routing via one of NTL's Cambridge caches, and it turns out that this got itself listed as an open HTTP proxy back in April (as far as I can tell, that has been fixed now but it will take a while for the listings to be removed, if they ever are). But that shouldn't be relevant since this thread didn't get started until Tuesday.

[lnr]

*grin* was expecting you to pop up with technical details.

[imc.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't want to disappoint, obviously. :-)