On Tuesday 27. March 2007, Stanislav Sinyagin wrote:
hi,
Hi Stan
We use the email greylisting policy for incoming email for us
and our customers, and it appears that often the email from
Sunrise network comes with huge delays, from several hours to
several days.
Yeah greylisting... :-)
Stanislav Sinyagin wrote:
We use the email greylisting policy for incoming email for us and our
customers, and it appears that often the email from Sunrise network
comes with huge delays, from several hours to several days.
Did anyone else see such problems?
Guys from Sunrise, plase
Stanislav Sinyagin wrote:
We use the email greylisting policy for incoming email for us and our
customers, and it appears that often the email from Sunrise network
comes with huge delays, from several hours to several days.
Did anyone else see such problems?
Guys from Sunrise, plase
--- Kurt A. Schumacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a guess:
The more retries to a certain SMTP destination, the longer the retry
interval...leads to exponential delivery times.
no, it's quite sporadic: some emails are retried wihtin 10 minutes,
and some were delaying for hours.
Pure
What about a whitelist website, every ISP could enter the IPs of his MTA's
and everybody could use for his whitelisting?
Radek MrskosEmail[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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--- Per Jessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why bother greylisting someone who you know will be retrying anyway?
Just add the sunrise mail servers to your whitelist.
of course I did. But I think it's better to resolve the problem at its
source :)
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Hello,
Given the fact that there are many ISPs who volontarily provide IP's for
Spamming purposes this won't work. Given the fact that there are ISPs
like T-Online, where SPAM IS a problem, this might fail.
Sorry, but I don't think that this would work at all...
CU
Tobias
Radek Mrskos wrote:
Am Dienstag, 27. März 2007 14.32 schrieb Radek Mrskos:
What about a whitelist website, every ISP could enter the IPs of his
MTA's and everybody could use for his whitelisting?
s/ISP/spamer/g :-)
But we already operate the SWINOG Whitelist for this purpose. Feel free to
send us Mailserver
Something like whitelist.swinog.ch - swinog controlled whitelist swiss
ISP only
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Im Auftrag von Tobias Goeller
Gesendet: Dienstag, 27. März 2007 14:38
An: swinog@swinog.ch; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re:
Am Dienstag, 27. März 2007 14.49 schrieb Radek Mrskos:
Something like whitelist.swinog.ch - swinog controlled whitelist swiss
ISP only
Of course, but you got the hostname wrong. It's http://dnswl.swinog.ch aka
http://antispam.imp.ch/swinog-dnsrbl-whitelist
But not only Swiss Mailservers,
Well, In my point of view this makes about the same sense as if we'd
take the decision to start up something like a new standard for
inter-ISP-communications (ever thought about IPv7, maybe IPv7.25?) - for
switzerland only.
This would just move the source of the problem to another point - but
Tobias Goeller wrote:
Well, In my point of view this makes about the same sense as if we'd
take the decision to start up something like a new standard for
inter-ISP-communications (ever thought about IPv7, maybe IPv7.25?) - for
switzerland only.
Actually, in .nl this is done. All the known
Of course, but you got the hostname wrong. It's http://dnswl.swinog.ch aka
http://antispam.imp.ch/swinog-dnsrbl-whitelist
But not only Swiss Mailservers, this would be a bit useless :-)
And of course there is also dnswl.org ;-) [Note that dnswl.org data also
includes the Swinog whitelist,
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