Re: Redhat mail-spam RBL block of *@rogers.com valid users

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On 4/25/2003 at 12:08 PM Kevin Waterson wrote:

>This one time, at band camp, "Dan Genn" <dangenn@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Can someone from redhat please respond and let me know why any mail I
>send 
>> from my @rogers.com mail address is expressley blocked by mx1.redhat.com
>to 
>> any *@redhat.com addresses? This is a poor way to block spammers by
>killing 
>> legitimate users through domain or IP range denial with RBL's. How can I 
>> participate in lists or support for business reasons. It is sad that I
>can 
>> send e-mail through this hotmail.com address (where tons of spam comes
>from 
>> the hotmail.com domain) and not my providers which serves a huge group
>of 
>> broadband users in Canada.
>
>Hi Dan,
>This mail will not make the list as I am blackholed also.
>I would like if you could forward this message to the list.
>I am on a dial up in Australia, IP 202.5.168.* and now we
>can no longer send mail to redhat :/
>
>Kind regards
>Kevin
>
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is it just me, or are the rest of you seeing these 'blocked' emails too? maybe
the restriction was lifted?

regards,

shane.





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