BitSlayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On 4 Nov 2002, Tim Legant wrote: > > > TMDA doesn't look at Received header fields. It looks at the sender > > that was given in the MAIL FROM part of the SMTP conversation. That > > sender may be bogus (with spam it often is), but if it is, it won't be > > in your whitelist and so will be blocked by default. > > yes, blocked, but not removed... I'll check the above
I don't understand this - removed? From where? > > If I have temporary DNS problems, you want to throw away my mail? ;) > > if it's been sitting in pending for like a month, it's gotta go :) That problem will be taken care of automatically by keeping pending/ clean using the techniques in the FAQ I mentioned. I thought you meant dropping the message when it arrives if the domain can't be resolved. > That's why I dont use NSI any more.... > check out http://www.open-rsc.org Unfortunately, we all use NSI, if only indirectly. Your registrar has to go through them for certain configurations. I have a friend with a third-party registrar whose information at the root level got completely screwed; it pointed to someone else's .net resolver that had, of course, never heard of his domain. It turned out NSI had screwed up the request made by his registrar. :( Sad, but true. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
