So my ISP has decided to reject all mails originating from dynamically assigned IP blocks, which my computer is on. So, I can't send mail to my ISP-provided account from my box unless I use their smtp server. This is problemlatic since my family also uses this ISP and I can't send them mail using my preferred agent, Mutt. I've also been noticing that messages I send to newbie aren't appearing in my Mandrake folder--so perhaps even though sympa-mandrake redistributes the message, my ISP still sees that I sent it and rejects it?
This is really annoying. Instead of telling people, Hey bozos, secure your machines, don't use M$ etc. the ISP's are punishing all the good people as well. This does not bode well for future Internet freedom. Is there some sort of mail relay (like a dynamic dns) I could use that would let my mail get through? (AOL also blocks mail from dynamic IPs, I believe.) I'd even be willing to pay a reasonable fee for such a service. Todd -- Impeach Bush NOW!
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