Ok, here is the part that is driving me
crazy...I have updated the "Null sender maximum tries" to 1, reset the
SMTP service, and am still seeing rejections... but when I check the rfc
ignorant listings, we are not listed there. Any thoughts?
-Chris
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Declude.J
> Good point Sandy... I guess what I am saying is that I find it
> strange that this email server is using a failure of ONE test to
> reject mail. I have since corrected the RFC problem on my end.
This is one of very few tests that I have always felt wholly confident
in using for i
Chris-
People rejecting mail on the basis of one test is a common problem.
Twice now, I have had Imail boxes run afoul of the CBL because Imail
responds to HELO queries with different domain names depending on the
context. They see that as suspicious. Both times, they agreed to delist the
ser
Good point Sandy... I guess what I am saying is that I find it strange that
this email server is using a failure of ONE test to reject mail. I have since
corrected the RFC problem on my end.
-Chris
-- Original Message --
From: Sanford Whiteman <[EMAIL PROT
> 3) Should they really be blocking this email on such a flimsy test?
Not flimsy at all, IMO. If you are unwilling to accept any
non-delivery messages, I don't think you should expect anyone to take
responsibility for your mail.
--Sandy
Sanford
Hi Chris,
Refusing null senders actually breaks your email
server according to thr RFCs. I know it's nice to be able to block all the false
returns caused by forging viruses, but doing so in this manner also blocks
legitimate server responces.
rfc-ignorant.org is actually a good source of
Hi all... having a problem with a user
sending to albertus.edu. Getting following error from their
server:Unknown user: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RCPT TO generated following
response:554 Service unavailable; Sender address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
blockedusing dsn.rfc-ignorant.org; Not supporting null o
Just as a FYI.
SBL does block an entire /18, when only 1 or 2 /24's are responsible
for sending Spam. What's worse is that if you have an assignment in
that /18, but your IP's are totally clean (innocent bystander), they
will Not remove the block for your Address Space. I know this for a
fact, f
