Yes, I updated http://testing.dkim.org/reflector.html at the time I turned off the reflector.  I'm going to poll a couple of the other reflector operators to see how they deal with abuse, and if I can find a reasonable solution, will try to bring it back.

-Jim

Dave CROCKER wrote:

bummer.

will you be updating <http://testing.dkim.org/> to indicate that the reflector
is now disabled?

d/

Jim Fenton wrote:
>
>
> I have had to shut down the mail reflector dkim-test@testing.dkim.org
> <mailto:dkim-test%40testing.dkim.org>
> due to abuse. I got a report earlier today that it was reporting that
> it was out of disk space, and sure enough, someone seems to have gotten
> it to chase its tail by spoofing a message to itself from itself. We
> have had some other interesting attempts as well, such as a request the
> other day to subscribe the reflector address to this mailing list (which
> would have been interesting).
>
> We seem to have some implementation problems parsing some email
> addresses as well.
>
> There are several other good reflectors around; I'd be interested in
> knowing whether they meet the needs of the community or whether I should
> resurrect this one.
>
> -Jim
>
>

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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
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