Jim Pick wrote: > Hi, > > It appears that the ISP in Seattle where I'm renting colo space for one > of my Xen servers has gotten itself listed in the Spamhaus blacklists. > > I'm hosting developer.classpath.org on that particular server. It's > being used for the Classpath mailing lists, so being blacklisted by > Spamhaus is not good. I imagine that many (most?) people won't even get > this message. > > In order to resolve this, I'm going to transfer the Xen session to > another server I have in San Jose, California. > > So, in about an hour, I'm going to turn off the Xen session, rsync the > data to my other server, and update the DNS. There shouldn't be much > more than an hour of downtime if all goes well. > > Actually, this is the second time this has happened. The last time, the > ISP managed to get themselves de-blacklisted just before I was about to > lose patience and switch. Now it's happened again. :-( > > Also, does anybody have an recommendations for co-locating a 1U server > in Seattle or Vancouver, B.C. that's inexpensive, but still reputable? > > Sorry about all this... Okay. It looks like the move worked. If I missed anything, please send me an email. Cheers, - Jim
