On Tue, 1 Mar 2022 20:12:13 +0000, Andy Smith via mailop <mailop@mailop.org>
wrote:
>Following the link leads to a delist form but this comes back as
>"139.162.167.107 is not listed" and then says to get the Microsoft
>tenant to open a ticket. I've asked my recipient to do that and they
>said they would today, but I haven't heard back with a ticket number
>yet.
This is eight-year-old data, but we would regularly find that an address or
block of addresses, in a problem escalated to us from India, was present in
the "Banned Sender List", a flat text file which was invisible to support
people world-wide. During my time at Exchange Online as a spam analyst, I
recall using vi as root on the Linux box that handled that manually-maintained
list.
I had thought they would have disposed of that, by now.
mdr
--
Doctrine, when it lets its hair down,
can trample, without fear,
even the most innocent of truths.
-- Frederico Garcia Lorca
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