One thing that could be overlooked... Making the following assumptions:
1) You configuration is using blocklists (blacklists), i.e. you have in
/var/qmail/control/blacklists, an
entry, e.g. '-r cbl.abuseat.org -r ... -r ...'
On the blacklist entries, these '-r xxx' is used by rblsmtpd to check
blacklists. 'rblsmtpd' also has an option
to 'exclude' an address from being checked if you add to your blacklist
a '-a myhosed.domain.com' or
'-a 111.222.333.444', those addresses will be passed through unchecked.
The submission port is the best way to go, but it has not always been there.
Tim Korves wrote:
Hi list,
we're facing a problem. Some of our users are unable to send mail, regardless
if using SMTP-Auth or not. The server does not accept their mails for sending
to a remote host, instead it tells the user, that his IP is listed @spamhaus...
First I told all users, who were facing this problem to enable their SMTP-Auth,
but this didn't help them. What can we do now?
Regards,
Tim
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