the OSUOSL has kindly hosted busybox infrastructure for us for a long time now and that includes activing as admins for the mail server. they would prefer to keep admining these things since it's sitting on their network, and i have no problem deferring to them. not that i think what you describe is even an issue in the first place -- if you want to send e-mail, then don't use dynamic IPs. it's unfortunate that your ISP sucks, but that doesn't translate into us enabling a significant source of spam. -mike
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