Dňa 5. februára 2024 18:20:01 UTC používateľ "Randolf Richardson, Postmaster via mailop" <mailop@mailop.org> napísal:
> A few of the lesser-known lists show that your IP address has been >hitting spam traps. (I believe you deserve the white gloves, which IMO, the precise of that on some RBLs is at least discutable. My IPv4 is listed on one or two as "sending SPAMs" (hello v4bl.org). I can be sure that my server is not sending of any SPAMs. As my outgoing messages count rarely exceeds 10 messages **per week** (no mass mails, pure familly/friends), thus it is really easy to check as most of recipients are repeating (and most of messages are from me). And yes, my FW limits outgoing 25 port to my main MTA, thus no unnoticed mails can go out.. The only exceptions are DMARC reports (not in that count), where one have near to zero knowledge where message ends -- thus i can imagine that if some bad person adds mailtrap address into his rua= one can end in these RBLs, but anyway... I was dissapointed by that listing, as i used that RBL previously on my MSA to filter bads logins attempts, and it showed high success rate, but then i realized, that its content is not as reliable and abandon it. My IP is on it for several months, i don't care too much, i only check it (from time to time) to see how long it will remain there... just my 2 cents about "some" RBLs... regards -- Slavko https://www.slavino.sk/ _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list mailop@mailop.org https://list.mailop.org/listinfo/mailop
