 koitsuPremium,MVM
join:2002-07-16
Mountain View, CA
kudos:19 | reply to Leafybits
Re: mail blocking ? said by Leafybits :How long does it normally take to be delisted? (I just tried again a few minutes ago - same issue) It's explained here. Bottom of the page, but I strongly suggest you read the entire thing, and slowly:
»www.sorbs.net/faq/spamdb.shtml
TekSavvy (like any ISP) needs to open up regular/constant communication channels with all of the DNSBL/RBLs out there. There are 15-20 of them at minimum. But even so, keep in mind that there is absolutely nothing Internet users can do about what DNSBL/RBLs a mail server (NOT TEKSAVVY) chooses to use. Welcome to the Internet, and why using DNSBL/RBLs is both a blessing and a curse.
For what the PTR record returned on lookup means (e.g. 127.0.0.6), please see this chart.
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | said by koitsu:But even so, keep in mind that there is absolutely nothing Internet users can do about what DNSBL/RBLs a mail server (NOT TEKSAVVY) chooses to use. Welcome to the Internet, and why using DNSBL/RBLs is both a blessing and a curse.
Making spam filtering decisions (so the mail is not lost but is either in the Inbox or spam box) based on RBLs is one thing but simply blocking mail at the front door so to speak is completely idiotic. |
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