Re: [MiNT] kernel 1.15.10b fragmentation

["Konrad M. Kokoszkiewicz" <draco@obta.uw.edu.pl>]

> > Only in the case when the telecom and the ISP is the same company. Which
> > is not the case. Telecom does not provide internet services, they only
> > grant you a ppp link and assign an IP number.
> 
> Sorry, but what's the problem to restrict SMTP connections just to these
> IP numbers? Your Telecom have a well known IP number pool, or not?

Hehe, yes, but in this case only these people who use the telecom public
internet access could use the SMTP service. Which is not the case either.
A public ISP provides services for everyone, either you sit on a leased
line, or on a modem. And, I repeat this, the IPS (ver several
actually) has nothing to do with the telecom itself.

You may be sure that this topic was discussed enough, immediately after
ORBS started to operate.

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