On Sunday 16 December 2007, David White wrote: > Perhaps there is someone out there who can help with this? > > I am writing a small PHP page which I hope to host on my project's > mozdev site (Thunderbirdbiff). It's purpose is to help validate that a > given email address is, in fact, valid on the smtp server from the > email's domain. As such, the routine finds the MX servers for the > domain > and opens a socket on those servers at port 25. Then a partial SMTP > conversation occurs over the port to confirm that the email address' > user is known. > > When I open the socket trying to connect to the Comcast.net network, I > get an SMTP error which basically says that they have blacklisted > mozdev.org (140.211.166.81) as they think it is a source of SPAM. They > direct me to the following page > <http://www.comcast.net/help/faq/index.jsp?faq=SecurityMail_Policy18628> > which details the error condition and provides links to start the > process of removing the IP from the blacklist. > > I wonder if someone out there reading this is a sys admin type who can > get this process rolling? I really doubt that mozdev.org originates > SPAM.
David, thanks for the report and the detailed information. I'll get the ball rolling and see what they say. -Doug -- Douglas E. Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Site Developer Mozdev.org http://www.mozdev.org
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