Umm... I need to drink my coffee in the morning. How about I try -1?
Sheesh... I was still thinking about the -S1 for SMTP logging...
Sorry folks.
- Jason
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jason J Ellingson
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Using a rbl (and spamhaus is a good one) and others tools like RDNS, =
GLST,
AV, anti-spam, ... is not a problem IF you take care to advertise your =
users
(if possible before effective deployment date) and explain them =
advantages
and possible problems (and how to explain problem to their
On 19 May 2005, at 9:44, Javier Navarro wrote:
Hi
Last days I've been using RDNS and RBL (sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org) ckecks
and many of my customers had problems. Some because they couldn't
receive e-mail from other ISPs that didn't configure RDNS and others
because they couldn't
Using a rbl (and spamhaus is a good one) and others tools like RDNS, =
GLST,
AV, anti-spam, ... is not a problem IF you take care to advertise your =
users
(if possible before effective deployment date) and explain them =
advantages
and possible problems (and how to explain problem to their
This was a problem dificult to solve for me.
After several months of disscusions with other domain admin´s , I choose
to not check RDNS in order to keep my clients happy (almost).
There´s too much domains without RDNS config and many more admins who
doesn´t know (IMHO) what is exactly RDNS.
At 10.37 20/05/05 +0200, you wrote:
Now I'm using Spamhaus, Ordb and Spamcop as RBL servers, do you advise any
others?
The list of DNSBL is very dependent on your special needs (and geographical
location, I think). You have to experiment a bit for yourself. I'm using
spamcop, njabl, spamhaus
Sergio Perrone wrote:
This was a problem dificult to solve for me.
After several months of disscusions with other domain admin´s , I choose
to not check RDNS in order to keep my clients happy (almost).
There´s too much domains without RDNS config and many more admins who
doesn´t know (IMHO)
At 10.37 20/05/05 +0200, you wrote:
Now I'm using Spamhaus, Ordb and Spamcop as RBL servers, do you advise any
others?
The list of DNSBL is very dependent on your special needs (and geographical
location, I think). You have to experiment a bit for yourself. I'm using
spamcop, njabl, spamhaus
Thanks all, I'll experiment :-)
*** Mensaje original ***
El d=EDa 27/05/2005 a las 12:29 Francesco Vertova escribi=F3:
At 10.37 20/05/05 +0200, you wrote:
Now I'm using Spamhaus, Ordb and Spamcop as RBL servers, do you advise
any
others?
The list of DNSBL is very
Using a rbl (and spamhaus is a good one) and others tools like RDNS, =
GLST,
AV, anti-spam, ... is not a problem IF you take care to advertise your =
users
(if possible before effective deployment date) and explain them =
advantages
and possible problems (and how to explain problem to their
On 19 May 2005, at 9:44, Javier Navarro wrote:
Hi
Last days I've been using RDNS and RBL (sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org) ckecks
and many of my customers had problems. Some because they couldn't
receive e-mail from other ISPs that didn't configure RDNS and others
because they couldn't
This was a problem dificult to solve for me.
After several months of disscusions with other domain admin´s , I choose
to not check RDNS in order to keep my clients happy (almost).
There´s too much domains without RDNS config and many more admins who
doesn´t know (IMHO) what is exactly RDNS.
Sergio Perrone wrote:
This was a problem dificult to solve for me.
After several months of disscusions with other domain admin´s , I choose
to not check RDNS in order to keep my clients happy (almost).
There´s too much domains without RDNS config and many more admins who
doesn´t know (IMHO)
At 19:22 11/11/2004, Jeffrey Laramie wrote:
Hi All-
The mail server belonging to a client of mine mail.client.com uses another
server relay.client.com to relay outgoing mail. mail.client.com appears to
be correctly configured but relay.client.com doesn't resolve. Mail from this
domain is bounced
On Thursday 11 November 2004 19:28, Tracy wrote:
At 19:22 11/11/2004, Jeffrey Laramie wrote:
Hi All-
The mail server belonging to a client of mine mail.client.com uses
another server relay.client.com to relay outgoing mail. mail.client.com
appears to be correctly configured but
At 19:22 11/11/2004, Jeffrey Laramie wrote:
Hi All-
The mail server belonging to a client of mine mail.client.com uses another
server relay.client.com to relay outgoing mail. mail.client.com appears to
be correctly configured but relay.client.com doesn't resolve. Mail from this
domain is bounced
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Sergio Casagrande wrote:
I add some other information:
- w2k sp 4
- xmail 1.17
I searched into dnscache directory and I founded a domain.it file within =
the correct list with priority of domain mail servers (the same of hand =
nslookup).
Another strange thing is:
I
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