[DX-NEWS] AOL Problem.

2004-12-01 Thread Urb LeJeune

Don't trust the From address, many of the worms will forge these from an
infected system's address book (which is where they also get the To
addresses).
Absolutely true but none of the reported spam had forged headers.
Don't loose sight of the fact that only subscribers can post.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] doesn't do a spammer any good. We get a large number
of these daily which are simply returned as unauthorized poster.
Urb, W2DEC
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[DX-NEWS] AOL Problem.

2004-11-30 Thread Urb LeJeune

My apologies for this message, but we have a small problem here.
With all due respect to Steve, this is not a small problem.
On further investigation, it appears that at least one of the AOL /
NETSCAPE users of this email server -- that is, the host of DX NEWS,
DX CHAT and many other mailing lists, including non-amateur ones --
has accidently or otherwise classified messages from this reflector
as spam, at least once
There have been four from DX-NEWS/DX-CHAT in the past two
days.
Suffice to say, this is not good... as Urb has mentioned in the past,
since the IP address is blocked, it affects all mail from the server,
which affects his commercial and government customers too.
This is my problem gang. NJDXA.org doesn't get banned, my
mailserver gets banned. I cannot let that happen because I have
paying customers on the E-Government mail server.
I brought this up a few weeks ago and it stopped for a period.
If it happens again I have no choice other than to delete all AOL
subscribers.
Look at the From address before you report something as
spam.
Urb, W2DEC
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[DX-NEWS] AOL Problem.

2004-11-21 Thread Urb LeJeune
You can delete this message if you are not receiving mail at AOL
An AOL subscriber to the DX_NEWS list is reporting mail received
from the DX_NEWS list as SPAM. I suspect it's happening out of shear
frustration with SPAM. You see a group of SPAM messages in your
inbox and report all of them as SPAM.
As understandable as than may be there are potential serious
ramifications to both NJDXA.ORG and ANY client of my using the
same mail server. At some point AOL will ban all incoming mail
received from mailserver.e-government.com which is the mail server
used by NJDXA.ORG. The way AOL does it is unfair but it's their
mail server.
I just cannot afford to let this happen. I have a responsibility to
my paying clients, which include close to 100 municipalities and
governmental entities,  to provide first class hosting servers and not
having the mail service jeopardized by a hobby group. If the reporting
of SPAM by one or more DX_NEWS subscribers  I will be forced to
remove all subscribers with AOL mail address and ban such
subscripts in the future.
Thanks for your understanding and cooperation.
Urb, W2DEC
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Re: [DX-NEWS] AOL Problem.

2004-11-21 Thread Russell Kellam Jr
 Now you know why I got rid of AOL long ago. Russ W4UBC
 - Original Message - 
 From: Urb LeJeune [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2004 7:10 AM
 Subject: [DX-NEWS] AOL Problem.

  You can delete this message if you are not receiving mail at AOL
  
  An AOL subscriber to the DX_NEWS list is reporting mail received
  from the DX_NEWS list as SPAM. I suspect it's happening out of shear
  frustration with SPAM. You see a group of SPAM messages in your
  inbox and report all of them as SPAM.
  
  As understandable as than may be there are potential serious
  ramifications to both NJDXA.ORG and ANY client of my using the
  same mail server. At some point AOL will ban all incoming mail
  received from mailserver.e-government.com which is the mail server
  used by NJDXA.ORG. The way AOL does it is unfair but it's their
  mail server.
  
  I just cannot afford to let this happen. I have a responsibility to
  my paying clients, which include close to 100 municipalities and
  governmental entities,  to provide first class hosting servers and not
  having the mail service jeopardized by a hobby group. If the reporting
  of SPAM by one or more DX_NEWS subscribers  I will be forced to
  remove all subscribers with AOL mail address and ban such
  subscripts in the future.
  
  Thanks for your understanding and cooperation.
  
  Urb, W2DEC
  
  
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