On Monday, February 03, 2003 11:08 AM [GMT+0530=IST],
Kevin Sindhu <Kevin.A.Sindhu@???> wrote:
>> My outbound mail, in case you failed to notice, is routed through
>> frodo.hserus.net (202.77.223.48) - which is in none of those DNSBLs.
>>
> Which is what ^you^ don't seem to get:
>
> 61.11.83.59 is an open-proxy. Your mail "originates" from 61.11.83.59.
> 61.11.83.59 is listed on rfc-ignornant.org, that is why it gets a
> higher score. *sigh*..
That is a dynamic IP as I pointed out.
I don't run open proxies here. Maybe someone else who had this IP a day
before I did has one ...
> *sigh*..no. I agree with you that frodo is not listed anywhere.
> Still, your mail "orginates" from 61.11.83.59 which is blacklisted.
> Man, are you just thick or what? 61.11.83.59 is listed in
> rfc-ignornant/dsbl. No matter where you might have relayed it from
> 61.11.83.59 is "STILL" a blacklisted host. That is why you got a
> higer score.
Tell you what - I run mail for a rather largish number of users. And
no, we wouldn't consider using dsbl.org filters in production (not to
mention checking _all_ received headers for dnsbl'd IPs).
> However, an utterly moronic way for you respond. You've clearly
> displayed your lack of intelligence in this matter and sadly your
> stupidity in handling issues regarding mail.
Heh. No shit, Sherlock ...
srs
