Greetings,
Actually the only way to get around the AOL thing (and others) is to be
able to *authorativly* answer for the IP to NAME matching. In other words;
having a Name Service (Domain Name System) running that can answer the
querries from AOL and anyone else trying to filter spam from their
Greetings,
Actually the only way to get around the AOL thing (and others) is to be
able to *authorativly* answer for the IP to NAME matching. In other words;
having a Name Service (Domain Name System) running that can answer the
querries from AOL and anyone else trying to filter spam from their
Greetings,
Just for the record, it might interest you to know that you might want
to get a domain name and run a local DNS on your box. Some ppl will block
mail comming from (*)DSL IP's. That is to say; they don't want to recieve
mail from ppl's desktop computers. Since *so* many spamming
domains are registered
with another ISP than Telecom (interbusiness), and with them i can
access to the DNS table (in fact i set all my mx record to my ugly
IP). Can i operate in DNS to resolve this orrible inefficence of Telecom??
Andrea
null wrote:
Greetings,
I just did a little more research
Greetings all,
I couldn't agree with you more on ALL counts. I hate to sound like
a me too. But I/ we host a few black lists (RBL's). So I thought
that it seemed the most likely resolution would be to check with
the problem domains (hotmail, earthlink) and see who they are using
as an RBL.
Greetings all,
I was able to resolve my earlier issue with connection/ management.
So, I am wondering what WebMail solutions anyone would recommend. I'm
initially providing POP3. IMAP will be down the road. So if anyone
could make a/ some suggestion(s). I'd be *very* greatful. The only
one I see
Greetings all,
Is there any way to instruct Xmail to listen for commands
on port 6017? The *only* way I seem to be able to communicate
with it, is @ the comand prompt (a local terminal). I have it
installed, it is happliy accepting mail. But I have an *extremely*
difficult time managing it. Any
that can connect to the
server.
shameless_plug_for_myself And if you have a windows desktop, use can use
XMLE to manage it locally or remotely through a graphical use interface.
http://www.alouria.com/ /shameless_plug_for_myself
-Mike
- Original Message -
From: null [EMAIL
Hello,
On all of my machines, I create an alias
in the /etc/mail/aliases for root to another
account. Then all reports are automatically sent
to the alias (this is on a sendmail mail system).
I haven't been able to get XMail to work yet on
the Win2k box I'm trying to use it on. You, of
course
