A few etiquette things here. If you have a problem with the way a
mailing list is run, you can always e-mail -owners@,
this will take your concerns to the people that can actually do
something about it. It is up to them to answer or ignore you as they
want.Spamming the mailing list with
you really should backout why you got the chance muppet, Harry's right
the pbl is list where ISP's submit their DUL range to, you really dont
know much do you kid.
I never said blacklist. I said IP databases. Maxmind is not a RBL. They
create databases of IP's they get from IANA, not from
i am right about HELO FCrDNS because i am in the business for 20 years
and know what i am doing - you don't
So what if you been doing it 20 years? That is not proof of anything.
FYI, 20 years and you still have DNS errors that don't properly resolve?
Tsk tsk. See, 20 years isn't a winning
and you think that databases are falling from heaven?
No they aren't falling from heaven, and some databases aren't even
free. What is your point? Servers don't fall from heaven either. So
someone who is a professional email provider, who can manage to
acquire servers to run mail servers on,
what you moron didn't realize is that you clown are spamming a mailing
list with thousands of users not resposible for the list server
No, i posted one short email so the maintainers of the mailinglist would
be aware of the issue. Nothing more was need to be said, but you had to
chime in with
Worry about your own ptld if I was before trying to have ago at others
https://zonecheck.org/result/eff9260a9eda7515
Those issues like DNS resolving and EDNS at the end of your scan, were
not because there are errors, but because the scanner got IP banned part
way through generating the
but before you go some breaking news for you since your obviously new
to hte world of lists, 99% of mailing lists will fail with dkim and
dmarc.
Yes, exactly. 99% of mailing list DO break DMARC when they don't have
to. Its because people are lazy and incorrectly configure their systems.
Id
FUCK YOU STOP THIS
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On 2021-08-16 11:20, Noel Butler wrote:
ptld troll fix your mail client, I think your replying to me, dont know, your client is too dumb to include foo wrote indicators
d read the words. I said there are IP databases available to
ENOUGH WITH YOUR DIATRIBE
THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH ROUNDCUBE OPERATION
Wondered why gmail was putting so many of today's messages in spam folder,
NOW I SEE WHY
On Mon, Aug 16, 2021 at 10:47 AM wrote:
> > i am right about HELO FCrDNS because i am in the business for 20 years
> > and know
ptld troll fix your mail client, I think your replying to me, dont know,
your client is too dumb to include foo wrote indicators
d read the words. I said there are IP databases available to let you
know if a connecting client is a residential IP allowing the server
administrator to block home
and you think that databases are falling from heaven?
No they aren't falling from heaven, and some databases aren't even free.
What is your point? Servers don't fall from heaven either. So someone
who is a professional email provider, who can manage to acquire servers
to run mail servers on,
"The sender-SMTP MUST ensure that the parameter in a HELO
command is a valid principal host domain name for the client host."
BULLSHIT - "a valid principal host domain name for the client host" is
exactly that - not more and not less!
it's not enough that you can read, you also need to
Harry,
please don't feed the troll
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On 16/08/2021 09:04, roundc...@ptld.com wrote:
jesus the data needs to be feeded by the ISP anyways
No actually they don't. One example is maxmind.com. Or do you think
they are contacting every ISP in the world and asking for their IP's?
Haha, no, they are getting the information form the
On 16/08/2021 09:03, roundc...@ptld.com wrote:
Worry about your own ptld if I was before trying to have ago at others
https://zonecheck.org/result/eff9260a9eda7515
Those issues like DNS resolving and EDNS at the end of your scan, were
not because there are errors, but because the scanner
But im starting to get the idea that most administrators don't care
enough to fix these problems because this isn't the only
email-industry related mailing list with these issues. And yes it
matters as we ALL want to reduce spam in the world. Im not attacking
anyone's pride here, im just
and there is no requirement to do so - the only requirement is that
the hostname exists in DNS
And that is not actually true. RFC-821 Section 3.5 says:
"The sender-SMTP MUST ensure that the parameter in a HELO
command is a valid principal host domain name for the client host."
Key words...
Worry about your own ptld if I was before trying to have ago at others
https://zonecheck.org/result/eff9260a9eda7515
On 16/08/2021 07:08, roundc...@ptld.com wrote:
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On 16/08/2021 03:03, Benny Pedersen wrote:
On 2021-08-15 18:48, roundc...@ptld.com wrote:
So before you come across all aggressive telling someone "you don't
have the slightest idea what you are talking about when you even don't
know what a PTR or a cloud is" make sure at the very least YOU
I note your the same clown whining about crap on other lists, what
wrong, missus leave you? or did you just wake up one morning to be so
sour, either way nobody here cares.
If per se you are not talking to yourself, the other person is replying
off-list and thats where YOU need to reply to
I also see that this mailing list is breaking DMARC. A whole other issue
that could be fixed.
But im starting to get the idea that most administrators don't care
enough to fix these problems because this isn't the only email-industry
related mailing list with these issues. And yes it matters
On 08-15-2021 11:12 am, Reindl Harald wrote:
Just wow. Okay, i didn't want to over explain, because i assumed
everyone here would know what FQND, FCrDNS, PTR's and MX records are.
Sorry if my lack of over explanation was confusing to read. Let me over
explain it now and what i meant. Im just
I got an email from this mailing list...
Client IP = 95.128.36.21 -> mx.kolabsys.com
Client PTR = mx.kolabsys.com -> 95.128.36.22
-> 95.128.36.21
-> 212.103.80.151
-> 95.128.36.23
On 2021-08-15 18:48, roundc...@ptld.com wrote:
So before you come across all aggressive telling someone "you don't
have the slightest idea what you are talking about when you even don't
know what a PTR or a cloud is" make sure at the very least YOU know
what the heck you are talking about.
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