Re: SURBL And SpamCOP URI

[Rakesh]

Oh John thanks a lot ! But frankly sometimes unclear sentences give you a better clarifications. Actually I was thinking on the lines of your first point and the other two didn't strike me, but now i know what options I have and seriously if my Company permits I will definitely like to provide public Name Server for SURBLs Ne-ways Jeff is already overloaded answering other's mails and I think we shouldn't bother him much on petty things like this. ;-) Rakesh John Andersen wrote: On Monday 19 July 2004 10:09 pm, Jeff Chan wrote: On Monday, July 19, 2004, 8:01:30 PM, Rakesh wrote: Can I do RBL mirroring for commercial sites ? I'm not sure I understand your question. Is one of these interpretations close to what you're asking? 1. You run a commercial system and would like to mirror RBLs for your company's use, including SURBLs. Yes, this is fine and encouraged for large volume mail systems. Many companies and commercial ISPs are doing this now, in addition to many universities, etc. 2. You run a commercial system and would like to provide a public name server for SURBLs. That too would be welcomed. We need more public name servers in Asia. 3. You would like to provide public or private DNS of RBLs for commercial uses. That too would be fine. Jeff C. Jeff you are so accomodating it might have been quicker to tell him what WOULD NOT be ok... ;-) ---------------------------------------------------------- Netcore seeks Explorers, Inventors, Builders and Marketers http://www.emergic.org/nc-opps.html ----------------------------------------------------------