On Fri, 25 Apr 2003, 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 :/ Use your ISP's mail server as smart host and you'll have success oh what u must have as I've got this from you :) However you might be in caught because a lot of 202.* is used in .cn -- -Res lns01-wick-bne> ipfirewall addb reject all from aol.com to 0
